Global Conflicts: Palestine - Trailer
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Published 5 July, 2007 Duration 2:57
A serious game from, appropriately enough, Serious Games Interactive, Global Conflicts: Palestine puts you in the shoes of a newly arrived journalist, trying to see through the mess of propaganda and politics to the human suffering on both sides.
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The game can run on very old computers according to the website and the graphics are definitely not the unique selling point so not getting beyond that is quite narrowminded.