Recently the Riot simulator, in which you can play uprisings in revolutionary pixel optics, and here you can find the trailer. So now you can finally let the police beat you from the couch, throw Molotov cocktails at them or do everything better in the role of cops ...
RIOT - Civil Unrest Trailer
Leonard Menchiari, the creator of RIOT - Civil Unrest, has seen riots first hand through the No-TAV protests in Italy. With the game he wants to tell the story of the events and express the feelings experienced during these clashes. What triggers such anger and aggression in a crowd? How do the often outnumbered police feel during such a conflict? RIOT - Civil Unrest gives the player the opportunity to experience both sides of a battle in which there are no real winners. Who is right and who is wrong? Experience RIOT - Civil Unrest and draw your own conclusions.
Riot: Civil Unrest - Keep The Peace! - The Riot Simulator - Riot Civil Unrest Gameplay Part 1
Play as the police
Employ numerous crowd-control tactics, both passive and aggressive.
Command Assault, Tactical, Ballistic, Arrest and Plain Clothes squads.
Call in police trucks, water cannon, snatch squads and others.
Choose whether to use smoke grenades, rubber and plastic bullets, tasers or even live ammunition.Play as the Rioters
Instruct Leaders, Agitators, Rioters (armed and passive) and Journalists.
Incite rage and cause the masses to act aggressively or try to calm the situation with tactical crowd reformation and retreats.
Attack authority with Molotov cocktails, fireworks, paper bombs, rocks, street furniture and the power of the media.Multiple modes
Twenty levels split over four campaigns Keratea (Greece), NoTAV (Italy), Indignados (Spain) and Arab Spring (Egypt).
See the story unfold from both sides - play all twenty levels as the Rioters or the Police.
Single player mode - play against the computer AI.
Skirmish mode - play against a friend on the same computer.
Multiplayer mode: play against a friend online.Create your own riots with the level editor
Alter the look of the confrontation by importing your own background graphics.
Position elements, vehicles and obstacles where you want them.
Set the time of day and the weather.
Choose and position rioters and police starting points as well as their orders and level of aggression.
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