Friday — 1979 Revolution: Black

: You are guided by your best friend, Babak , and interact with a diverse cast representing the different factions—from students to religious leaders—vying for Iran's future. Gameplay Features

: Due to its sensitive political subject matter, the Iranian government banned the game , labeling it as propaganda. 1979 Revolution: Black Friday

: You play as Reza Shirazi , a photojournalist who returns to Tehran in 1978 after studying abroad. You are caught between his peaceful artistic ambitions and the violent uprising against the Shah. : You are guided by your best friend,

: The story is told through flashbacks as Reza is interrogated at the notorious Evin Prison in 1980. Your choices during these interrogations and past events determine the fate of those around you. You are caught between his peaceful artistic ambitions

is a narrative-driven, interactive drama that places you in the heart of Tehran during the Iranian Revolution. Developed by iNK Stories , this "vérité game" blends documentary-style filmmaking with player-driven choices to explore a pivotal moment in 20th-century history. Core Story & Characters

: A central mechanic involves using Reza's camera to document the protests. Captured in-game photos are often displayed alongside real-life historical photographs for context.

: The game is based on first-hand testimonies from freedom fighters and witnesses. It includes cultural details such as traditional prayers and real-world audio recordings. Critical & Real-World Impact