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New Iranian PC game ‘Gando’ hits the market
Fars Foundation News Agency: Iran's National Foundation of Computer Games has released the first educational video game for children and young adults, which is inspired by regional folklore.
Gando is about a character from the eastern region of Iran and is designed based on different genres, explained director of the foundation, Behrouz Minai.
The foundation recently unveiled Breaking the Siege of Abadan, a war game on Iran's eight-year Sacred Defense against Iraq along with three other productions during a ceremony held in October 2011.
The Black Gold and Speed in City are other Iranian computer games slated to be released in near future.
Iran's computer game productions have been warmly received by many European, American and East Asian countries so far.
Fars Foundation News Agency
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