Matt PichtThe standoff at Oregon's Malheur National Wildlife Refuge is now a video game — sort of.
This is cs_wildrefuge by Nipper. It's a free, unofficial map for "Counter-Strike: Global Offensive."
It pits "terrorists" vs. "counterterrorists" on a digital version of the refuge.
Most of the buildings are reproduced pretty well. But the actual occupation never got this violent.
Video games often draw from real-world conflicts, both historical and modern.
Typically, they're not quite as tongue-in-cheek as this.
The map was released just over two weeks before the arrest of group leader Ammon Bundy, and the shooting death of spokesman LaVoy Finicum.
