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About Six Days in Fallujah

Six Days in Fallujah is a first-person tactical shooter about urban combat during the Second Battle of Fallujah. You can play solo with an AI fireteam, online with an all-human team, or with a mix of human and AI teammates. The game’s missions draw on real events and were made with help from dozens of Marines and Soldiers who fought in the battle.

Lead your fireteam

Your AI teammates use Marine tactics to protect you, but they need your direction in difficult situations. You can order them to suppress enemies, breach fortifications, hold positions and secure targets.

In online co-op, teamwork is essential. Enemies stalk, flank and ambush your team, move through tunnels and lure you into traps, using tactics associated with the battle.

Missions and changing buildings

The game includes two story missions and eight procedural missions. The story missions present true accounts of events during the dawn of ISIS through recreated events, real battle footage and eyewitness interviews. All eight procedural missions can be played solo or with a combination of human and AI teammates.

Each time you start a procedural mission, buildings change shape inside and out, enemies take new positions and different threats emerge. There are no fixed front lines: enemies can attack from anywhere, indoors or outdoors. You can move across the battlefield by climbing to rooftops, going through windows or crossing planks.

The Second Battle of Fallujah

In 2004, Al Qaeda took control of Fallujah, Iraq, using the city to brutalize its residents and launch attacks across the region. Six months later, Iraq's prime minister ordered civilians to leave so Iraqi, American and British forces could retake the city together. The battle lasted six days and became one of the bloodiest in half a century.

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