1000 Days of Syria
Educational
Visual Novel
1000 Days of Syria is a hypertext-based historical fiction game centered on the first 1000 days of the Syrian Civil War.
22 May, 2014
20 Apr, 2023
About this game
1000 Days of Syria is a hypertext-based historical fiction game centered on the first 1000 days of the Syrian Civil War.
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Platforms:
Web browser
Release Date:
22 May, 2014
Modes:
Single player
Themes:
Educational
Genres:
Visual Novel
Player Perspectives:
Text
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Main Developers
Mitch Swenson
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