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National Dilemma

by Satoru Games

Satirical PSX-style propaganda artillery for 2–8 tanks, humans or bots: take turns lobbing shells, digging tunnels and bouncing grenades across a destructible island, and knock your friends into the sea. Pick from 244 flags.

Played 4 times

Connects to its own online server while you play.

Best in landscape on phones and tablets.

Genre
Artillery, Party, Multiplayer
Players
2-8 players
Controls
Mouse, Keyboard
Orientation
Landscape
Version
1.0.2

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