Shadow Company: Left For Dead, Desktop Computer

The Near Future: As ethnic and political tensions flare, and terrorism strikes world-wide, corporations and despotic dictators begins to hire anyone that will fight for their cause. Killing, ironically, becomes a way to make a living. And so it is you who find yourself in command of a crack team of commando's en route to Africa, with the sole intent of carrying out a 'hit' for whichever warmonger paid the highest price. Two days into battle, and after taking heavy losses, you receive a simple one-line satellite transmission: Your unit has been defunded”. In laymans terms, 'They' are telling you that the moneys dried up. You have been cut loose and left to determine your own fate.

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