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Durka 3D: The Fall of Ahmadinejad Now Available


Posted by Wade,


May 27, 2009 00:39

Petrilla Entertainment, best known for generating a remarkable two million downloads for its original Quest for Al-Qaeda game, followed by its sequel Quest For Saddam, today released a third, more sophisticated PC-based, multilevel 3D shooter game with the same style of satirical humor that made its predecessor titles such smash hits.

Durka 3D: The Fall of Ahmadinejad is a full-fledged fast-action shooter that lets the user hunt down the Iranian dictator in a truly new kind of videogame, where successful game-play is further rewarded with hysterical one-liners and outrageous scenes.

Durka 3D is immediately available to download online for $9.95 at http://www.Durka3D.com.

The game places the player in the center of Iran. As they battle against the Revolutionary Guard, and survive the fast-action excitement, players are doubly rewarded with surprise gags and absurdities. Scenes include bunkers filled with crates labeled “Not a crate destined for Iraqi insurgents”, or missiles that say “Made in Russia”, as well as battles where the enemy hurls insults at you in gibbirish. The settings are richly drawn, realistic palaces, tunnels, bunkers, palaces, Middle Eastern landscapes and battle fields.

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