Within a week after the US Seals succeeded in assassinating Osama Bin Laden, geeky gamers will now attain chances to virtually experience the highly inconspicuous raid to track down and shoot at the 9/11 mastermind and killer of thousands of innocent people across the world.
The new game KumaWar Episode 107: Osama 2011 was launched last weekend and it is the most recently added mission in a seven-year series of freely available online video games which are based on the war against terror and terrorists.
The gamers have been offered chances to lead their team of virtual US Navy SEALs exactly similar to those who raided the Bungalow at Abbottabad in Pakistan to hunt the terrorist Osama Bin Laden and to kill the terror incarnated.
While Osama Bin Laden failed to offer any resistance against the US Navy SEALs in reality, the game has changed the premises a little bit and Osama proves highly hard to pin down in the game.
He keeps changing his position in the Abbottabad compound and a number of defenders and guards help to protect him and to offer resistance against the virtual US soldiers.
KumaWar is a seven year old highly popular anti terror game series whose CEO is Keith Halper.
While discussing about the game with the Daily Mail correspondent in London, UK, Keith Halper said, "Since we have to reproduce events in 3D, we care deeply about esoteric details like distances, heights, vegetation, furniture and the like that have to be re-created in the game."
He further said that many Americans and British would see it as the end of the multi-billion-dollar, ten year old manhunt. However, the virtual game can prove to be a little twisty.
The SEALs in the game, unlike what that happened in reality, may face heavy causalities because Osama Bin Laden and his Al Qaida guards will have explosives and weapons which are stashed throughout the Abbottabad compound which has been presented as the virtual playing field for KumaWar gamers.
