Wanni Front — Eelam War IV (2006–2009)

වන්නි සටන් බිම is a 3D third-person game that runs in the browser. You play a Sri Lanka Army soldier through ten real operations from the final phase of the Sri Lankan Civil War. All 3D models are built in Blender with a Python script, and the game runs on Three.js.

Play online: https://wanni-front.vercel.app. It is hosted on Vercel, and every push to main deploys automatically. Use a desktop browser with a mouse and keyboard.

Campaign

#	Mission	Date	What happened
1	Mavil Aru · මාවිල් ආරු	Jul–Aug 2006	The LTTE closed the anicut's sluice gates on 21 July 2006. Troops reopened them on 8 August, and this is usually seen as the start of Eelam War IV.
2	Sampur · සාම්පූර්	Aug–Sep 2006	LTTE guns at Sampur could shell Trincomalee harbour. Troops entered Sampur on 4 September 2006. You destroy the gun line with charges.
3	Vakarai · වාකරේ	Jan 2007	Tens of thousands of civilians left the area before troops took Vakarai on 19 January 2007. You bring families to the boats; Prakash joins the section.
4	Thoppigala · තොප්පිගල	Jul 2007	The LTTE's last eastern stronghold, "Baron's Cap", was captured on 11 July 2007.
5	Pooneryn · පූනරින්	Nov 2008	Task Force 1 / 58 Division took Nachchikuda's Sea Tiger base, then entered Pooneryn on 15 Nov 2008 (12 GW and 10 GR).
6	Kilinochchi · කිලිනොච්චිය	Nov 2008 – Jan 2009	Troops broke the earth-bund defences and took the LTTE's administrative centre on 2 Jan 2009. The toppled water tower is in the game.
7	Elephant Pass · අලිමංකඩ	Jan 2009	The causeway was retaken on 9 Jan 2009, which reopened the A9 land route to Jaffna.
8	Anandapuram · ආනන්දපුරම්	Apr 2009	LTTE units encircled near Anandapuram fought to break out. You hold a junction against counter-attack waves.
9	Puthumathalan · පුදුමාත්තලන්	20 Apr 2009 (night)	Troops breached the LTTE bund; very large numbers of civilians crossed over the following days. A night mission with night vision: silence the siren, breach the bund, lead families out. The breach itself is fictionalised.
10	Nandikadal · නන්දිකඩාල්	May 2009	You lead civilians out of the combat zone. The war ended on 18–19 May 2009.

Each mission has a historical briefing and debrief. The campaign ends with an epilogue that remembers everyone who died: soldiers, LTTE cadres and civilians. Civilians are never targets. Aiming at a civilian and killing them fails the mission.

Story campaign

You play Awan, a fictional officer who starts as a Second Lieutenant. He leads his section — Sgt. Ruwan, Cpl. Nimal, L/Cpl. Kasun, Pte. Prakash — through ten missions, from Mavil Aru (2006) to Nandikadal (2009).

• Prologue cinematic. Rain and thunder, a map of Sri Lanka with the ten operations, a fly-over that introduces the squad, then the title. You can skip it with the button, Esc, Space or Enter.
• Radio dialogue. Every mission has spoken lines (as subtitles) at the start, for each objective, for events like first contact or being wounded, and at the end.
• Briefings and debriefs keep the Historical record and the Your section — fiction text clearly apart.
• XP, ranks and commendations. The ranks are Second Lieutenant → Lieutenant → Captain → Major. Only your best result per mission counts, so replaying never doubles XP. When you are promoted, the squad celebrates with kiribath and tea.
• Menus: Continue Campaign, New Campaign, Mission Selection, Squad, Player Profile (with reset), Historical Archive (timeline, human cost, sources), Settings (sensitivity, volume, difficulty, graphics), Loadout, Co-op and Credits.
• Epilogue: a historical timeline, the human cost on every side, where the fictional squad ended up, and a message of remembrance.

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