This War of Mine: The Little Ones
Released: 01/06/2016
Base Game
This War of MineDeveloper
11 bit studios
Publisher
11 bit studios
Description
10% from each purchase goes to War Child, a charity helping children in conflict-affected areas
This War of Mine: The Little Ones explores the hardships of wartime survival as seen from an entirely new perspective―that of a child. This DLC puts you in charge of a group of adults and children stuck in a besieged city, struggling with basic necessities. TWoM: The Little Ones focuses not only on the reality of enduring war, but also on how even in times of conflict, kids are still kids: they laugh, cry, play, and see the world differently. In addition to thinking about survival, you'll have to summon your inner child to understand how to protect the little ones. Their youth, and their future, are in your hands.
A word from the developers: "From our perspective, adding children to the experience was the most important move to complete the big picture. But it required utmost respect for victims of war, so understandably, we wanted to present the topic without any gratuitous gore. In fact, our goal was to show how little ones perceive the reality of an armed conflict."
Features:
- Protect innocent children
- Craft toys, play with kids, and be the caretaker they need
- Meet new adult civilians in scenarios with children
- Support the War Child charity simply by purchasing the DLC
Price
$4.99
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