A Bullet for Every Stolen Stone
Isa Khalidi grew up in Detroit hearing stories of olive groves his family would never see again. But when live footage shows Israeli tanks rolling through his grandfather’s village, the college student swaps textbooks for an AK-47—smuggling himself into Palestine through Jordan’s dust-choked borders.
Now, fighting alongside ragged militias in bullet-pocked alleys and hilltop sniper nests, Isa learns the real cost of heritage:
- Urban Guerrilla Warfare – Ambush patrols with IEDs made from scrap, then vanish through secret tunnels
- The Old Man’s Rifle – His grandfather’s rusted M1 Garand (saved from 1948) becomes his moral compass
- No Heroes Here – Choices like sparing a wounded soldier risk your allies’ trust—but machine-gunning him risks your soul
🔥 Features:
✔ Tactical Authenticity – Limited ammo, jam-prone weapons, and real West Bank terrain (recreated via satellite scans)
✔ Dynamic Destruction – Blast holes through ancient walls for new paths—or watch them crumble under tank fire
✔ The Dual World – Flashbacks contrast Isa’s American childhood (suburbs, proms) with his cousins’ reality (checkpoints, funerals)
✔ No Health Regen – Bandage wounds with torn keffiyehs or bleed out praying in bombed churches
“They told you this was complicated.”
“It’s not.”
Load Your Conscience. The Land Remembers.
*(For fans of *Spec Ops: The Line* meets This War of Mine—where every “enemy” has a family photo in their pocket.)*
CONTROVERSY DISCLAIMER:
This game does not take sides—it takes names. Every trigger pull echoes across 75 years of history.
Launch Trailer Tagline:
“Some inherit houses. Some inherit wars.”
