Victura, the publisher behind tactical shooter Six Days in Fallujah, has denied allegations that the game will be used as a recruitment tool for the United States Army.
?The U.S. government is not involved in making the game, nor are there any plans to use it for recruiting,? reads a statement in the official FAQ. ?The Marines, Soldiers, and Iraqi civilians who?ve helped us participated as private citizens, and the game is being financed independently.?

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