Control the objectives to earn points over time, the more objectives you control the faster your team get points.
In 1947, India was freed from the British colony and two independent states Hindu-dominated India and Muslim-dominated East and West Pakistan were formed into one country
60% of the total population of Pakistan lived in East Pakistan, whose mother tongue is Bengali, but 40% of the people of West Pakistan declared Urdu as the state language, as a result, the people of East
Pakistan started a movement for Bengali language and the Pakistan Army of West Pakistan shot and killed approximately 26 people in that movement. Not only that, even after partition, the oppressed people of East Pakistan continued to be exploited by the exploiters of West Pakistan. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's Bangladesh Awami League won a majority in the first general election in 1970, but West Pakistan's Yahya Khan rigged the election results and arrested Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. This angered the citizens of East Pakistan. On March 7, 1971, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, in his historic speech, ordered the common people to participate in the freedom struggle. "This time's struggle is the struggle for liberation. This time's struggle is the struggle for freedom." On the night of March 25, under the orders of General Yahya Khan, the Pakistan army carried out massacres in East Pakistan, the war of liberation began...
Control the objectives to earn points over time, the more objectives you control the faster your team get points.
Destroy or defend the objectives, if the attacker team runs out of reinforcements the defender team wins
Kill players of the opposing team and collect the dogtags to earn points, you can also collect dogtags from your team to deny the points for the other enemy team.
Kill the enemy players to get points
Capture the enemy flag and bring it to your own base to make points, if the enemy team has your flag you will have to retrieve it first.
Kill every other player to get points.
Destroy one of the objectives before the time runs out. Each player has one life per round.
OS:Windows 10 64-bit (No OSX support at this time) |
Processor:Intel Core i5-6600 or AMD Ryzen 5 1400 AMD Athlon X2 @ 2.8 GHZ |
Memory:8GB RAM |
Storage:512GB available space |
Graphics:NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 or AMD Radeon RX 6600XT AMD Redeon HD 7850 2GB DirectX11 (Shader Model 5) |
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This game perfectly blends the intensity of an FPS with the history of the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War. The missions, like defending Rajarbagh, are challenging and immersive. The story is powerful, and the action feels real. Some pacing issues, but overall, a must-play for history buffs and FPS fans!
A unique setting with a deep story, but the game has its flaws. Bugs, clunky mechanics, and an unbalanced multiplayer hold it back. Still worth a try for the historical context, but it needs some updates to shine.This game perfectly blends the intensity of an FPS with the history of the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War.
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