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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 21, 2013
  • June 28, 2017

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Explore the consequences of modern warfare in this fictional news-game simulation. Make critical decisions about military deployment and political paths to influence the conflict's outcome. Replay scenarios to discover different endings.

Interactive war simulation
Branching narrative choices
Consequential decision-making
Explore different outcomes
Fictional conflict scenario
Political and military strategy
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What's New in Endgame

1.3.1

June 28, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Update to 64-bit application

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User reviews

I can’t play

I can’t even install the game to play it

Great

I like the way this game got around apple cencorship by giving fake names but obviously alluding to the syrian civil war. It's a pretty fun game, and I share the views of the app's creator on that war.

Good game but simple

I thought it had a good concept but there was not much to the game overall. And to many things are not explained in the info like the cards you don't use are discarded not kept for the next hand, how casualties work, there should also be different difficulties like how it is, is easy and in medium you have less support and they have more, in hard you don't see their cards before you play. Like I said good but to simple. P.S. one if the endings I got when I did a peace treaty with them still said Syria.
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A great serious game

This is one of the best serious games out there for iOS. If Apple hadn't made the developer remove the meaning and educational elements of the game, it would have easily been the absolute best.

Revolutions suck...

I think the idea of this game is that war is bad. I can't seem to get any good outcomes or raise my popularity; either I use the powerful units (assassins, militants) which make people hate me, or I use the weaker units and get stomped by not-Syria. And the only events that fire are bad. The war is usually over within a few months, which I suppose would be a good outcome nevertheless.
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FAQ

What is Endgame:Eurasia?

Endgame:Eurasia is an interactive news-game simulation that allows players to explore the consequences of modern warfare. It presents a fictional conflict where player choices impact military deployment, political paths, and the ultimate outcome.

How does Endgame:Eurasia handle its subject matter?

The game is built from fictional locations and is designed to be sensitive to the subject matter it covers. More information about the developers' approach is available within the app and on their website.

Can I replay Endgame:Eurasia?

Yes, users can play and replay events in Endgame:Eurasia to see how different choices on the ground might lead to different outcomes and endings.

What platforms is Endgame:Eurasia available on?

Endgame:Eurasia is available on iPhone and iPad devices.

What is the age rating for Endgame:Eurasia?

Endgame:Eurasia has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and older players.

How often is Endgame:Eurasia updated?

The latest version of Endgame:Eurasia is 1.3.1, which was released on June 28, 2017. The app has not received updates since then.

Does Endgame:Eurasia have ads?

No, Endgame:Eurasia does not contain advertisements.

What is the user rating for Endgame:Eurasia?

Endgame:Eurasia has an average rating of 3.7 stars based on 3 user ratings.