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countries. His company developed "Death From Above."
"We deliberately made a simple game that anyone can play, and in which we take a clear position," Lesser said. "To a certain extent, we deal with the subject humorously." #BANGYEDAM #MSDhoni𓃵 #SEO
"We deliberately made a simple game that anyone can play, and in which we take a clear position," Lesser said. "To a certain extent, we deal with the subject humorously." #BANGYEDAM #MSDhoni𓃵 #SEO
apppenghasiluang.postach.io The game's plot: A player takes on the role of a Ukrainian soldier who pilots a drone, bombs Russian war machinery and fighters, and in the end restores radio communication.
evernote.com/shard/s638/cli… The first version of the game is bilingual and comes in English and Ukrainian. You play a Ukrainian soldier for 90 minutes and drop bombs on Russian tanks marked with the letters "V" and "Z", but also on people called "Russian occupation forces."
r2.community.samsung.com/t5/Galaxy-S/Ca… The action takes place in fictional locations. The game is peppered with Ukrainian symbols. There is a sunflower field and the drone leaves a trail in colors of the Ukrainian flag.
There's also plenty of what Lesser calls "humor,"
There's also plenty of what Lesser calls "humor,"
caragameapa.bloggersdelight.dk/2023/05/12/car… for example a meme of the "Holy Javelina," which isUkrainians have collaborated on the game too. The most famous contributor is the band Antytila (Ukrainian for antibodies), whose war songs like "Fortress Bakhmut" are very popular in Ukraine.
pbase.com/caragameapa/in… 2022, the band performed in the Kyiv subway with Irish rock legends in the band, U2.
For the game Antytila wrote the song "My Falcon" ― that is the name of the Ukrainian version of the game. Singer Taras Topolia told DW that the most important thing for
For the game Antytila wrote the song "My Falcon" ― that is the name of the Ukrainian version of the game. Singer Taras Topolia told DW that the most important thing for
caragameapa.threadless.com/about?preview=… them was that the game would generate donations for the Ukrainian army. The developer promises to initially donate 30% of profits and then after they have recouped thier costs, as much as 70% of the profits, to two Ukrainian initiatives that
ubl.xml.org/blog/caragamea… provide "non-offensive assistance" to theUkrainian army. The initiatives in question are the Ukrainian "Come Back Alive" foundation and the "Army of Drones" project.
Lesser said he has been assured that the money will be used to buy reconnaissance drones
Lesser said he has been assured that the money will be used to buy reconnaissance drones
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