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Version 5.2.5 · 2026-02-16
Parachute Added New emotion system added Minor bugs fixed
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The store currently lists version 5.2.5, updated 2026-02-16.








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"Harekat 2" is a realistic military simulation game designed based on the feedback of "Harekat TTZA" players.
Explore the challenges and strategies of fighting on a realistic battlefield and complete combat missions with military equipment and vehicles used in real life to improve your skills. Form a convoy with your friends on a massive open-world map and engage in battles on the ground.
Experience the ultimate warfare with realistic day-night cycles and weather conditions. Join the operation in rainy, foggy, or sunny weather. Purchase over 13 vehicles, customize more than 9 weapons, and acquire dozens of military equipment to start fighting.
With its graphics, sound effects, and realistic gameplay mechanics, Harekat 2 offers an immersive experience for players who love military simulations. It is an ideal game for military simulation enthusiasts.
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Parachute Added New emotion system added Minor bugs fixed
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