Dirty Wars: September 11

During the early 1970s, the Nixon administration and the CIA were concerned about the possibility of another communist regime emerging in South America. As a result, they provided support for a coup against Salvador Allende, who had been promoting "The Chilean road to socialism." On September 11, 1973, Allende was overthrown and a military dictatorship led by Augusto Pinochet was established, which lasted for 17 years and resulted in thousands of exiles, detained individuals being tortured and disappearing. Chile, September 11, 1973 Dirty Wars: September 11 is an indie historical video game that takes you back to the Cold War era in South America, specifically the events that took place during the military dictatorship. Follow the story of Maximiliano and Abigail, a young couple who join the revolutionary committee (COMIREV) in Chile to fight against oppression. This video game features stealth mechanics and interactive dialogs, where information management is more important than weapons to survive. Complete missions such as moving from one point to another, obtaining information, decoding contact points, and delivering parcels, all while overcoming identity controls. Rearticulate the resistance against the military dictatorship from the position of the protagonists. Obtain information and maintai its compartmentation through interactive dialogues with other characters in the context. Explore the levels for historical content about the Cold War and its consequences in Chilean history. Examine objects in detail to solve puzzles that allow the resistance to be articulated between clandestine cells of the resistance. Beware of the repressive organizations of the dictatorship, also known as La Repre, who have informants, infiltrators, and torturers willing to do anything to punish those who rebel against the new order. Dirty Wars aims to create an immersive and historical dynamic, recreating the vulnerability and asymmetry of the context itself. Its artistic sections in level design, music, and diverse historical content add to the atmosphere and experience of the game. This is a completely Chilean and Latin American story that showcases the culture, art, music, and aesthetics of this corner of the world. Join the resistance and fight against oppression in Dirty Wars: September 11.