
1979 Revolution: Black Friday
Tehran, 1978: the streets are full of protests and the city is under martial law.
From squad-based wartime missions to branching fantasy quests, these eight N-Fusion Interactive games let you switch between tactical combat, stealth and story-driven choices.
If you enjoy leading teams under pressure and shaping outcomes through your decisions, the collection from N-Fusion Interactive gives you plenty of room to do both. Deadly Dozen Reloaded and Deadly Dozen: Pacific Theater put you in charge of small commando units where planning, quiet movement and covering your squad matter, while Ember and 1979 Revolution: Black Friday shift toward character growth, exploration and difficult moral calls. Across Aluna: Sentinel of the Shards and the Vietnam-set missions, you get close-range action mixed with tactics and narrative focus.

Tehran, 1978: the streets are full of protests and the city is under martial law.

Ember is a homage to classic role-playing games (RPG) that features a deep branching story, endless exploration across dynamic and living…

Every day brings another mission. Every day is LIFE or DEATH. Be quick, be quiet and be careful. That’s what will get you HOME ALIVE.

Infiltrate German occupied territory with your squad of military misfits. Destroy, steal, and kidnap your way out.

Deadly Dozen Reloaded is a complete remake of the original squad-based 3rd person shooter.

Penetrate the island strongholds of Japanese Imperial forces with your squad of commandos in this tactical World War II first person shooter.

Infiltrate deep into Laos with your Green Beret and Montgnard teammates, hunted by trackers and bloodhounds, outnumbered at times 100-to-1.

16th Century Latin America - mysticism, magic and the unknown plague the land.