Grand Islamic computer game ‘Ambassador of Love’ to launch in Iran

The largest Iranian-Islamic computer game project ‘Ambassador of Love’ is to be launched by the Islamic Revolution Center for Digital Products and Publications – MATNA on December 20.

According to Emad Rahmani, the writer and the director of ‘Ambassador of Love’, this game enjoys an interactive story and a high level graphic design that have been created by a team of expert professionals using the latest modern technologies of the world in the game industry.

‘Ambassador of Love’ is inspired by several world-famous games such as ‘Assassins Creed: Origins’ and ‘God of War’. It is the first part of a trilogy, set to be released on December 20. Other parts will come into Iran’s game market in summer 2021.

‘Ambassador of Love’ is a third-person action-adventure game that starts with the journey of Muslim ibn Aqil al-Hashimi (AS), the messenger of Imam Hussein (AS), to Kufa a few days before the Ashura uprising that led to the martyrdom of the Imam and his companions in 680.

The game also has an Iranian character named Mehran who embarks on a journey from the Iranian city of Rey to visit Muslim ibn Aqil (AS) in Kufa. The story of the game is narrated by Mehran.  

MATNA, the producer of the game, has planned to release an international version of the game with the help of Epic Games and Steam, an international online game platform.

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