Sudaka Games
Dirty Wars: September 11
Dive into the clandestine life of resistance against Pinochet's military regime where people are captured, tortured and murdered on a daily basis. Solve challenging puzzles and explore Santiago without getting caught in this sinister part its history.
- Released
- 12 September 2023
- Developer
- Sudaka Games
- Publisher
- Sudaka Games
- Engine
- Unity
- Controller
- Full controller support
- Platforms
- PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Genres
- Strategy · Adventure · Indie
- Estimated owners
- 200,000–500,000 (est.)
- 50%
- Steam reviews
- 1
- DLC packs
Dirty Wars: September 11
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Game modes
- Single player
Themes
- Action
- Stealth
Dirty Wars: September 11
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Dirty Wars: September 11
Reviews and languages
50% of 14 Steam reviews are positive. Valve labels that “Mixed”.
2 languages in the interface, 1 of them with full voice acting. English is supported.
Publisher's content notice
The app contains scenes that show crimes and acts of extreme violence committed by the Chilean dictatorship such as executions, torture, and forced disappearance, as well as the use of hateful language and messages against political groups persecuted by the dictatorship. The app involves topics that customers may have a sensitivity to, and would like to be aware of, such as; sexual assault/non-consensual sex and sexual torture. Hate language, death threats and beatings from soldiers to civilians during the scenes of the Coup d'état. Another gameplay level show corpses of people shot by the military, and soldiers shoot a group of prisoners. In a scene, the player can hear a soldier harassing a woman and preparing to sexually abuse her. Cutscenes shows screams of tortured people, soldiers immersing a prisoner in a drum with oil, prisoners hanging and torture with electricity in a metallic bed (La Parrilla) and a recreation inside a helicopter used in the "Flights of Death" where soldiers threw political prisoners into the sea to make them missing. In other cutscene protagonists talk about sexual tortures to political prisoners.
Dirty Wars: September 11
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Dirty Wars: September 11