Anti-Israeli games absent from Iranian lineup for Dubai expo

TEHRAN,Nov. 28 (MNA) -- The Iranian anti-Israeli games “Devil Den 2” and “Freedom Convoy” are not being represented in the 4th Dubai World Game Expo this year. Produced by the School Students Basij Organization, “Devil Den 2” is about the Israeli protocols and “Freedom Convoy” is about the Israeli attack on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla. With the full support of the National Foundation for Computer Games, fourteen Iranian companies are representing 15 games in the expo, which will be running from November 30 to December 1, the foundation reported on Sunday. The companies Noavaran-e Donya-ye Parsian, Cheshme-ye Rangin-e Honar, Yara, Puya Nik-Pardaz and Arvin Tech are some of the participating companies representing the games “Oil Industry”, “Dreamy Garden”, “Land of the Dinosaurs”, “Speedup”, “Mouse and Snake” and “The Shepherd” and more. A wide variety of computer games, including entertaining video games, online gaming, mobile games, edutainment, game related hardware, and next-generation platforms are offered at the expo this year.