Indignados (Spain), No Tav (Italy), Karetea (Greece) and Arab Spring (Egypt) are campaings and contain the following levels (these levels are playable as single scenarios too, once beaten).
Indignados (Spain)
- 15-M
- NO!
- Mossos Retreat
- Pozo Soton
No Tav (Italy)
- Maddalena’s Clearing
- December 8th
- The A32 Highway
- The Beginning of an End
Karetea (Greece)
- Bloko Keratea
- Black Tuesday
- Eftihis’ Ballad
- La Fin
Arab Spring (Egypt)
- Friday of Anger
- Friday of Anger Pt. II / Friday of Anger Pt. III
- Battle of the Camel
- We won’t go! He will go!
In addition, these are the sixteen single scenarios.
Italy
- Rome October 15th – Roma Indignati, in 2011, 200,000 people protest against the influence of the European Commission, the European Central Bank, and the government of Silvio Berlusconi.
- NoMUOS - Protests occurred in Sicily after that the government approved the installation of several M.U.O.S. military antennas without the approval of the local citizens.
Greece
- Syntagma Square - The anti-austerity movement in Greece involves a series of demonstrations provoked by plans to cut public spending and raise taxes as austerity measures.
Egypt
- Tahrir Library - An old library which contained thousands of ancient historical books, was burnt down during a riot near Tahrir square in Cairo.
Brazil
- Confederations Cup Riots - After protesting against the increased price of public transport tickets, the Free Fare Movement unmasked several corruption cases in the Brazilian government.
Chile
- Chilean Student Protests - Students in Santiago protest to demand a new framework for education in their country.
France
- Clichy sous Bois - After escaping the police, two kids get killed by electrocution in a power station. The two deaths caused riots across many suburbs of Paris.
- Notre-Dame-des-Landes - People in the country side of Notre-Dame are fighting to stop the construction of a new airport for ecological and human reasons.
Colombia
- Nacional Bogotá University - As public universities across the country go on strike, thousands of students are discussing the next step on how to make sure the reform isn’t passed.
China
- Foxconn Riots - In 2012 nearly 2,000 workers at a Foxconn facility temporarily shut down the factory as a sign of protest because of the apparently inhumane working conditions.
Korea
- Korean Training - Based on the popular video, this map shows the extreme organization of the Korean riot police during an organized demonstration.
UK
- London Riots - Thousands of people rioted in cities and towns across England following the death of Mark Duggan, a local man who was shot dead by the police on August 4th.
USA
- Occupy Oakland - Occupy Oakland refers to a collaboration and series of demonstrations in Oakland, California that started in October 2011.
Turkey
- Gezi Park Turkish Revolution - Taksim Square, in 2013 the Turkish government planned to cut down all the remaining trees in Gezi Park to build a gigantic enclosed shopping area.
Ukraine
- Ukrainian Revolution - The Ukrainian revolution took place after several violent events in Kiev that resulted in the ousting of the then-President of Ukraine, Viktor Yanukovych.
Venezuela
- Venezuela Riots - People protested in Venezuela in 2014-2017 against the government of Nicolás Maduro, as a consequence of corruption and shortages of basic products.
