Squad action game · iPhone & iPad

The Occupied Keep the street alive.

The Occupied is a single-player squad action game for iPhone and iPad, in development. You lead a small group through a fictional occupied neighbourhood to protect its people and restore the services that let ordinary life continue: bread returns, water flows, lights come on. Killing every enemy is never the goal.

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Genre
Squad action
Platform
iPhone and iPad, iOS 17 or later
Status
In development
Ads
None planned
Languages
English
Made by
Superidea
01

One thumb, five fighters

Drag one thumbstick and the squad moves and fires on its own.

The Occupied: One thumb, five fighters
02

People are the objective

Every neighbour is a person with their own health and story, not decoration.

The Occupied: People are the objective
03

Restore the neighbourhood

Bread returns, water flows, lights come on and families reach safety.

The Occupied: Restore the neighbourhood
04

Supplies are finite

Grenades, a rocket launcher for tanks and two recon scans per district.

The Occupied: Supplies are finite
05

News from the street

Each mission opens on a newsprint front page.

The Occupied: News from the street
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Routes that carry people

Bridges, interiors, tunnels, roofs and zip lines move the same people and equipment across them.

The Occupied: Routes that carry people

Questions about The Occupied

Is The Occupied out?

Not yet. It is in development for iPhone and iPad.

Do you have to defeat every enemy?

No. Human outcomes matter more than extermination: winning means getting people home and services running.

Is it graphic?

No. Combat is stylised and non-graphic, with no gore, blood or detailed wounds.

Where is it set?

In a fictional neighbourhood that draws on Palestinian civilian life, architecture and collective care.

What happens if you fail a mission?

Retry is free, and the game tells you who was lost and why.

How are missions scored?

Each awards up to three flags: Mission, People (everyone home) and Steady.

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