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This War of Mine developer giving free copies to pirates

• Egon Kilin
• November 19th, 2014

Developer/publisher 11 bit studios’ 2.5D survival adventure title, This War of Mine, has recently been released, and while pirates have already “cracked” it, 11 bit is actually okay with it. Taking to the comments section where This War of Mine is illegally distributed, the studio wrote “It’s Karol from 11 bit studios, the developers of This War of Mine. We are really happy to hear that you like our game. They prove, that spending 2 years on it was worth it. I would like to say thank you to everyone, who decides to buy the game and support us – because of that we’ll be able to develop TWoM further and create even better games in the future.”

“If because of some reasons you can’t buy the game, it’s ok. We know life, and we know, that sometimes it’s just not possible. Here are some codes for the steam copy of the game, so some of you can take a look at it. And if you like the game after spending few hours in, then just spread the word, and you’ll help us a lot.” Fortunately, This War of Mine has received universally good – even great – review-scores. This War of Mine is played from a 2D perspective in which a group of civilians are trying to survive a city besieged by war. Players will have to scavenge and manage food supplies, medicine, all while avoiding soldiers and scavengers.

“This War of Mine is a dark survival game where the player controls a team of civilians in a besieged city,” reads the game’s official description. “The main goal of the game is to survive the war with the tools and materials the player can gather with the characters they control. The player will have to take care of each character’s needs to keep them performing at their best so they may build tools, salvage resources, cook food, and stay alive. During the day, the player controls the civilians within the house to build their shelter to withstand the war. At night, the player is given the opportunity to venture out and resupply equipment and resources for their everyday survival.”