Player Affinity takes a closer look at the history behind Iran's arrest of an American video game developer who faces death over alleged involvement with the CIA.

An American, Amir Hekmati has been sentenced to death in Iran for espionage. The Iranian government has accused Hekmati of being a spy working for the CIA through developer Kuma Games. The Iranians suggest that Kuma Games, which makes shooters that recreate real-life combat operations in the Middle East, was funded by the CIA to make propaganda games that would spread pro-western political messages and "accuse Iran of involvement in terrorism."
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