WikiLeaks, il videogioco di Julian Assange

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Videogioco WikiLeaks

Era solo questione di tempo ma in effetti non abbiamo dovuto aspettare molto prima di vedere un videogioco dedicato a Julian Assange. WikiLeaks The Game è un simpatico giochino in Flash che ci mette nei panni di Julian Assange, fondatore del sito più chiacchierato delle ultime settimane.

Lo scopo del gioco è quello di rubare dei documenti riservati dal computer di Obama, per farlo però dovremo aspettare il momento propizio, ovvero quando il presidente si addormenta sulla sua scrivania.

I comandi sono semplici ed estremamente intuitivi, il gioco si controlla con il mouse, dobbiamo muovere il puntatore a destra o sinistra per far sbucare Assange da sotto la scrivania del presidente degli Stati Uniti, in questo modo il nostro eroe inizierà a trafugare i dati dal computer. Ma attenzione, Obama ha il sonno leggero.

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