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IS Defense, a turret game in which players fight a rapidly expanding ISIS in 2020, is from Destructive Creations, the developers behind the controversial overhead shooter Hatred. The developers are calling this a “side project” that is their “personal veto against what is happening in the Middle East nowadays.”
Last Friday, Islamic State terrorists attacked several locations in Paris, France, killing more than 120 people and…
Yesterday, a video allegedly uploaded by ISIS demanded that the Japanese government pay $200 million for two…
"ISIS has refined the mechanics of the sale of violence." Writing for the New Yorker website, Jay Caspian Kang though…