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About This Game

Qasria has been occupied for three years. The Z Army closed its market, hung their flags on its monument and put cameras on every street. When they take the Haddad family, a three-man unit of the Levant Guard moves in to bring them home.

Play as Sergeant Karim, with the breacher Samir and the marksman Layth at your side, across a five-mission campaign from dawn to dusk:

• The Boulevard. Kill the searchlight, breach the compound and take the Officer.

• The Bazaar. Slip through the lantern-lit market lanes at night and lift the garrison ledger from their command post.

• The Rooftops. At first light, cover Samir from above while he blinds the relay net that feeds every drone in the district.

• The Old Quarter. Break open three holding cells and get the prisoners to the gate.

• Liberation Square. Tear down their colours, face the Commander and raise the Guard's flag over the city.

Features

• A handcrafted Levantine city, with rooftops you can cross and buildings you can enter.

• Squadmates who fight beside you, hold positions on command and talk to you over the radio.

• An enemy that hunts in squads with attack dogs, uses cover and calls out your position.

• Protect-the-people objectives: escorts, rescues and a city that comes home in the finale.

• A fully voiced story, an original score, and three difficulty levels.

• Controller support, graphics presets and a Steam Deck–friendly LOW setting.

A work of fiction. The Levant Guard, the Z Army and the city of Qasria, including all flags and insignia, are fictional.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Some content was pre-generated with AI tools during development and then edited by the developer.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Levant Guard is a first-person shooter set during a fictional military occupation. You fight enemy soldiers and their attack dogs with firearms and grenades, and defeated enemies fall to the ground. There is no blood, gore or dismemberment. The story deals with the capture and rescue of civilians, and civilians can be hit by enemy fire (shown without blood).