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This War Of Mine is available now on Steam and DRM-free on GOGcom.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. The game definitely gives players a different experience of war than they usually expect from most military and war themed games.

By night, however, you go out to scavenge, stealing supplies from soldiers and other survivors, even killing when necessary. By day, guarded by snipers, you craft, trade, and talk with other survivors, in some cases acting as their support. In This War Of Mine, you are in the unenviable position of being a civilian stuck in the middle of a warzone. Fans in NeoGAF and Reddit, as well as the torrent comments, have nothing but good things to say, and to be fair, the game actually deserves the attention.

This might not work for every game or developer, but for an unknown like 11 bit studios, this act of generosity can only serve to draw attention to them and their game. They also told the fans that they can understand if some people are unable to buy the game, and actually tell them it’s OK. They left a comment on the torrent thanking fans for their interest in the game and giving away 10 Steam keys. Instead of the reaction you would expect to see, the devs did something surprising and laudable.
