On the 20th anniversary of the Second Battle of Fallujah, Victura introduces world’s first documentary video game – That’s Gaming

Today Victura released the long-awaited “Command and Control” update for the historically accurate tactical first-person shooter Six Days in Fallujah, which is now available to all players on Steam.

This update includes the first documentary-story missions of Six Days in Fallujah, in which players are taken through the beginnings of ISIS and the bloodiest confrontation for Western forces in nearly half a century. During these missions, players participate in reconstructions of real events, along with documentary footage and interviews with Iraqis and Americans who were present during the Second Battle of Fallujah in November 2004.

In addition, the “Command and Control” update now includes a solo mode in which players command AI fire teams programmed with authentic military tactics. This mode is reminiscent of classic squad-based shooters such as Rainbow Six, Ghost Recon, Brothers in Arms, SOCOM, and other classics, where players use advanced military maneuvers to overcome realistically simulated battle events.