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Six Days In Fallujah has resurfaced, and is heading to PC and consoles this year. Unfortunately, it has restarted the row over depicting controversial real life events in video games.
The once-cancelled project has been revived from the ground up in hopes of being less of a game and more of an educational tool regarding a war that should never have been.
Published 11 Feb, 2021 In 2009, developers Atomic Games and publishers Konami announced Six Days In Fallujah, a third-person shooter based on a real battle five years prior in the then-ongoing Iraq War. This proved controversial for several reasons, enough that Konami soon dropped the game and Atomic eventually scrapped it. Well, it's coming back. Kinda. An "all-new" Six Days In Fallujah was announced today, now an FPS and being both made and published by different companies. Huh. Trailer's below. As before, the game is based on part of the 2004's Second Battle Of Falluj...
Six Days in Fallujah Reemerges a Decade Later for a 2021 Release on Consoles, PC Publisher Victura and developer Highwire Games today announced Six Days in Fallujah, resurrecting a project long thought dead. Originally announced in 2009 by developer Atomic Games, Six Days in Fallujah was a first-person tactical military shooter based on the true Second Battle for Fallujah in 2004. The title was abandoned by original publisher Konami following controversy over the subject matter. Now, the game is back with a new publisher and developer made up of many of core leadership team behind the Halo an...
Iraq War mil-sim Six Days in Fallujah back in development after 11 years Six Days in Fallujah, a tactical military shooter based on events during the 2003-2011 Iraq War, is back in development after its cancellation amid controversy over 11 years ago. Publisher Victura announced, in a February 11 press release, that the game had returned to development at Highwire Games, under the leadership of former Halo and Destiny designers. It added the game would be developed in partnership with soldiers and civilians who lived through the 2004 Second Battle of Fallujah. It’s due to release later t...