Iraq War

Abdalrahman Shakr Hamid / Aug 27, 2021 / Action

windows
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Fighting fierce fighting near and far, where team victory depends on points

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What players say

Mixed

47% positive, 17 reviews

Recommended0 hrs played

Before I played Iraq War, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good

16 found this helpful, 2023-03-25

Not recommended1 hrs played

Good, but dead game. There are literally no servers, and so no players, I don't even see any possibility to host a dedicated one (there should be a separate headless server build of the game), except the local one made through game UI.

4 found this helpful, 2022-04-05

Not recommended2 hrs played

Well i thought this game will be just as good as the trailer showed before i made a purchase. It would be amazing having some missions just like many other FPS games, especially if there is opportunity to play in single player mod. Or at least having more maps where you can play and explore. Not to mention having a better experiece by playing this game. Is there any posibility that i might missed some DLC packages?

6 found this helpful, 2021-10-05

Not recommended6 hrs played

Iraq War is a multiplayer-only FPS that was released for $20 USD and now is free. It's essentially a tactical FPS template with some cosmetic changes to make it appear (at least on the surface) to be a game about the Iraq War. It's no more a game about the Iraq War than if Barney's Hide and Seek for the Sega Genesis were to have sprite swaps for Iraqis and Americans and an occasional Iraq point-of-interest added to...