Wasnt this a free game?

[The nubinator]

I remember playing the second level and tutorial? Is it still available to download?

I dont mind this going to commercial or anything with updated graphics but Im just curious how a product can just be removed from my steam library?


I try to collect weird games and care about protecting game rights :P

[Nidal Nijm]

No my friend, my game was never free, but it has a free demo here on Steam. But this free demo now is a demo of the updated version, Fursan al-Aqsa Remake.

However, here you can download all the original demos from the Classic Version, including some which were never published here on Steam:

https://www.indiedb.com/games/fursan-al-aqsa-knights-of-al-aqsa-mosque/downloads

Cheers!

[ShelLuser]

Not free, but still very much worth it for a wide variety of reasons; some of which kinda offtopic (IMO anyway, I'm not getting into politics on this place again).

It's a very solid game, controversial perhaps, but a really solid and good game IMO.

[The nubinator]

Originally posted by Nidal Nijm:

No my friend, my game was never free, but it has a free demo here on Steam. But this free demo now is a demo of the updated version, Fursan al-Aqsa Remake.

However, here you can download all the original demos from the Classic Version, including some which were never published here on Steam:

https://www.indiedb.com/games/fursan-al-aqsa-knights-of-al-aqsa-mosque/downloads

Cheers!

Ah okay.


Hey btw I know that CIA has these propaganda games that they make and release in the developing world, do you know if Israel has hasbara games?

[Nidal Nijm]

Originally posted by The nubinator:

Originally posted by Nidal Nijm:

No my friend, my game was never free, but it has a free demo here on Steam. But this free demo now is a demo of the updated version, Fursan al-Aqsa Remake.

However, here you can download all the original demos from the Classic Version, including some which were never published here on Steam:

https://www.indiedb.com/games/fursan-al-aqsa-knights-of-al-aqsa-mosque/downloads

Cheers!

Ah okay.


Hey btw I know that CIA has these propaganda games that they make and release in the developing world, do you know if Israel has hasbara games?

The recent Call of Duty Games LOL

[Egyptian unfunny hl2 idiot]

Originally posted by Nidal Nijm:

Originally posted by The nubinator:

Ah okay.


Hey btw I know that CIA has these propaganda games that they make and release in the developing world, do you know if Israel has hasbara games?

The recent Call of Duty Games LOL

Do you mean black ops 6? Because that one is just in the Gulf war

[Yig]

The majority of the "woke dei" crap in the gaming industry is an indirect produce of Israel. The ADL is directly tied to DEI, investors and stakeholders pick what big studios can develop, if they don't like it, it doesnt go to press.

[Nidal Nijm]

Originally posted by Yig:

The majority of the "woke dei" crap in the gaming industry is an indirect produce of Israel. The ADL is directly tied to DEI, investors and stakeholders pick what big studios can develop, if they don't like it, it doesnt go to press.

Exactly! I am against all his DEI stuff out there. I think that DEI in games is pure hipocrisy. According to their "statement" of "inclusion of non represented minorities in games" they should support Fursan al-Aqsa, because it is a game that goes against the mainstream media template. But we all know what DEI is all about...

[The nubinator]

Originally posted by Nidal Nijm:

Originally posted by Yig:

The majority of the "woke dei" crap in the gaming industry is an indirect produce of Israel. The ADL is directly tied to DEI, investors and stakeholders pick what big studios can develop, if they don't like it, it doesnt go to press.

Exactly! I am against all his DEI stuff out there. I think that DEI in games is pure hipocrisy. According to their "statement" of "inclusion of non represented minorities in games" they should support Fursan al-Aqsa, because it is a game that goes against the mainstream media template. But we all know what DEI is all about...

On the topic of hasbara, how many steam points do you think they have donated to pro-palestinians here over the years? xD Im somewhat neutral and theyve donated a couple of hundred to me already.

[Sweeper]

Most people buy this to support nidal. Nidal is well aware that itt can be downloaded for free. Basically the fanbase is all about supporting him rather than just buying the game.

Its a debute so people welcome it with open arms

[Nidal Nijm]

Originally posted by Wapzigin:

Most people buy this to support nidal. Nidal is well aware that itt can be downloaded for free. Basically the fanbase is all about supporting him rather than just buying the game.

Its a debute so people welcome it with open arms

Exactly my dear brother. And I thank all of those who support me. Just do a google search and you will find that my game can be downloaded for "free". This is the reality of game development for us, small indie devs. I also do buy indie games to support other developers. That's why I am totally against DRM and being overly protective for my game.

Many curators ask keys to review my game, and give them (I never neglected) but I know that these keys sometime may end on the so called "grey market", but that's fine, it is still a way of spreading my game around the web.

Piracy in some cases can even help to promote your game. I mean, however buys a game to support its developers will always do this. And whoever pirates games and do not buy them at all, will never buy them (maybe they can change their minds, as it often happens).