Terror Attack: Project Fateh

**Story:**
It all began in CST Railway Station. The attacks, which drew widespread condemnation across the world, began on 26 November 2008 killing at least 173 people and wounding at least 308.

Two hotels, were amongst the four locations targeted. The terrorists are still infiltrated into the hotel kept many hostages and are firing rapidly. Now, it is your job as a NSG commando to kill those terrorists, defuse the bombs and rescue the hostages.

Full Story of real incident

**Mission:**
The mission of this game is to give a chance to all the people around the globe to kill the terrorists in 26/11.
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UTV IndiaGames Ltd. released the game for free. We made up our mind to keep this game free because this game is a tribute to all those people who lost their lives in 26-11 mumbai terror attacks and the ones who fought with brutality.

> ProjectFateh.com wrote: **** The sole purpose of this game is to unite you all to stand up against terrorism. This is a war we need to win. The catastrophic incident on the 26 November 2008 the day when Mumbai was attacked with massive explosions and brutal gunfire which took the lives of 195 fellow citizens and injured many, is still painful. This is our effort to tell them, We will not fall; We will stand tall. Kasab, the only terrorist caught alive will be sentenced to death and her-eon, all such anti-social elements will be exterminated from our society. We salute to all our policemen and NSG Commandos who risked their lives to keep us safe. Let’s all unite and put an end to this, for now; and forever.

### We have made with game as a tribute to people who lost their lives and the ones who fought with brutality in the 26/11 attack in Mumbai, India, 2008. It is completely free to download and play.

Terror Attack: Project Fateh was developed by Shivam.me, Released in 2010-06-22

Terror Attack: Project Fateh was Released on Windows
Terror Attack: Project Fateh is a Single Player game

Terror Attack: Project Fateh