Iran Gets Punked… US Pulls Off "Virtual Counter-Attack"

Iran proudly released their new video “Rescue the Nuke Scientist” today in response to a game “Assault on Iran” released last year in the US by Kuma Reality Games.

In the new video game inspired by Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei players are tested in sacrifice and martyrdom. Players battle to rescue two nuke scientists kidnapped by Americans and by the “Zionist” regime.

But, the US rained down on the Iranian martyr’s parade today.

** Last year when Kuma Reality Games heard about the development of “Rescue Nuke Scientist”, they responded by creating a follow-up to their game titled “Assault on Iran, Pt. 3: Payback in Iraq.” Kuma said the game picks up where they understand their Iranian counterpart leaves off.

In “Pt.3 Payback in Iraq”, Commander Bahman discovers that the scientists he rescued weren’t really captured by US soldiers — but defected instead!

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It’s really too bad about this latest development. Iran was so proud of their new video game!
Fars News reported:

TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- An Iranian student group has unveiled a new video game that simulates an attempt to rescue two Iranian nuclear experts kidnapped by the US and held in Iraq and Israel.

The “Rescue the Nuke Scientist” video game, designed by the Union of Students Islamic Association, was described by its creators as a response to a US-based company’s “Assault on Iran” game, which depicts an American attack on an Iranian nuclear facility.

“This is our defense against the enemy’s cultural onslaught,” Mohammad Taqi Fakhrian, a leader of the student group, told reporters on Monday.

Players of the game play the part of a special agent battling to release captured Iranian diplomats and nuclear scientists from the clutches of his US and Israeli foes.

“In this game we are not promoting and violence. By freeing Iranian hostages we are promoting selflessness, devotion and defense of our country,” said Fakhrian.

The eight-level game starts in Iraq, where a young married couple who are Iranian nuclear scientists have been captured by US forces while making a pilgrimage to the Shiite holy shrine in Karbala.

Then the Iranian special operations officer Bahman Nasseri enters, whose mission it is to save the couple, named Saeed and Maryam, who have now been spirited away to a prison in Iran’s arch-foe Israel.

He slips into Israel and locates their prison.

Too bad for Iran.
US-based episodic game developer, Kuma Reality Games, already has the next version written to the game!

Screenshot from “Payback in Iraq”, Version 3 (Register)
The Register reported:

Last year when Kuma heard of the development of Rescue Nuke Scientist, they responded by creating a follow-up to their game titled “Assault on Iran, Pt. 3: Payback in Iraq.” Kuma said the game picks up where they understand their Iranian counterpart will leave off.

In Payback, Commander Bahman discovers that the scientists he rescued weren’t really captured by US soldiers — but defected instead. Whoopsie-daisy.

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What happened to “Part 2”, you ask? Well they’re treating the Iranian game as “Part 2” of their series; and in fact, Kuma’s “Part 3” picks up where the Iranian game was said to leave off –IQPierce.

Previously:
Iran Introduces “Escape of the Nuke Scientist” Video Game

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