1979 Revolution, the action/adventure game, immerses players into the gritty, euphoric streets of revolution – where the choices you make may betray you. Set in the actual events of 1979 Iran. 1979 Revolution’s story is told through the main character Reza, a young photojournalist in Tehran, during the electrifying early days of the revolution in 1978. Without political or religious motivation, Reza begins his heart of darkness journey into social upheaval. Surrounded by a group of impassioned key figures involved in overthrowing the regime – Reza’s engagement becomes a high stakes chess match of decision making – whereby everything is at risk.
1979 Revolution’s story is told through the main character Reza, a young photojournalist in Tehran, during the electrifying early days of the revolution in 1978. Without political or religious motivation, Reza begins his heart of darkness journey into social upheaval. Surrounded by a group of impassioned key figures involved in overthrowing the regime – Reza’s engagement becomes a high stakes chess match of decision making – whereby everything is at risk.
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| Idioma | Interfaz | Voces | Subtítulos |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ruso | |||
| Inglés | |||
| Alemán | |||
| Francés | |||
| Español | |||
| Turkish |
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Overview I played through a major ending and tried one or two branches, in 6 hours. I didn't get to additional major endings, but have read that there are different endings. I found this game's story immersive and gripping, and the art quite good, though there were small gripes I had with the walking speed and handling. Immersive story and historical depiction, great characters My favourite part about this game is the story. It plays like a Telltale game, with choice selection by your character in intense situations as the story progresses. What you do affects the people around you and potential results of major events. The story is based on true events, and I found this way of learning about historical events very immersive. Walking around in the streets you can check out the local foods, listen to local radio... it was a virtual cultural tour for me. I recall finding a magazine or
Certainly one of the more unique and surprising games I've played. The concept had peaked my interest, as I'm a film-maker and interested in politics myself, and also interested in world history. I believe you cannot truly make an informed choice, until you understand the context behind what you believe, and the bigger picture. I'm well aware of Iran's history in the 20th century, from the CIA/British coup against Mossadeq, to the current day Islamic republic. When I'm told by the media that 'Iran is evil', my first thought is 'why?'. It seems in today's world, we're expected to hate on command, rather than to think critically and dig deeper. With that in mind, I was keen to see how the events were depicted in this game. Black Friday is a character-driven story set during and after Iran's Islamic Revolution about photographer Reza Shirazi, from a wealthy loyalist family. Whilst taking p
Like most other Iranians, I get very excited about anything that has to do with us and our history, so when I heard about this game's existence I bought it right away. Now that I finished my first time playing it, as much as I hate to ruin the 69 reviews I thought I could share my thoughts: I can't recall any other game that really focused on a historical event like this and not only told the story but also let the player become a part of it. You can make some choices that really help your character or the ones around him, or be their doom. That's already something that quite a few big game titles don't manage. But the story telling is flawed. Some characters have no personality or are so rarely there that there is really no reason to care for them, and there aren't many characters to begin with. I ended up only caring for two characters, and the second mostly just because his role just
I've always been wary of games that try to tackle historical events, because they rarely seem to get their subject matter right. There's something disrespectful about historical games like the early Call of Duty titles, which placed players into real wars that real people fought and died in, exploiting those experiences by transforming them into mindless entertainment for the masses. Tackling this kind of heavy subject matter requires a degree of nuance that bleak loadscreen quotations or pressing F to pay respects don't even begin to provide. 1979 Revolution: Black Friday doesn't share those problems. Created by Rockstar Games veteran and Iranian national Navid Khonsari, whose family escaped the turmoil the title aims to portray, the game tells the story of the Iranian Revolution of 1979, which lead to the deposition of the Shah of Iran and the end of the Pahlavi dynasty. The influence
A point-and-click choices-matter game like a documentary about the period right before the Islamic Revolution in Iran. Pros: + A unique concept, a unique story... + You can explore the elements of daily life in Iran before the Islamic Revolution, and gain the chance to interpret the difference between that Iran and today's Iran. + The social and political incidents on the way leading to the Revolution are well covered one by one in brief. + The price of the game. + A personal affirmative point: Persian language... I, as a Turkish speaker, have noticed that there are numerous words of Persian origin, many more than I know. :) Cons: - The whole game is really short. I was so surprised when I earned the achievement called "The End", referring to the end of the story. - The movement of the main character, Raza, would be more comfortable. - Essentially, the course of the main story shoul
As someone who study history professionally, I sometimes do not like some mainstream historical games that are eurocentric and politicized. Out of curiosity, I purchased this game the moment it came out because the topic always fascinates me. Before playing it, I thought this game is more or less going to be another game preaching you how bad Khomeini was and how he "stole" the revolution. However and fortunately, I was completely wrong. The developer claims the plot is based on a real story. The protagonist, Reza, is from a wealthy family. He studied abroad in Germany. When he came back to Iran, he almost came across the ongoing revolution by accident. Iran was not it once was anymore. After seeing what he saw, he decided to participate in it. Whereas, his involvement troubled him with countless dilemmas, compelling him to pick sides. On one hand there is his brother, on the other are
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