An 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:indie game studio is putꦚting together a bundle of games to benefit charities for ꦡUkrainians during the country's current war with Russia.
Necrosoft Games, an indie studio that contributed to last year's 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:indie bundle for Palestinian Aid and 2020's 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:bundle for racial justice, is now🤡 spearheading its own Itch💎 project to benefit Ukraine as it continues to fight back against Russia's invasion.
and the , what we do as game developers can have a very positive effect on the world," reads the project's description over on . "This is one of the greatest things about itch.io - even if your game isn't a best seller, you have the opportunity to help people in need by sheer volume."Necrosoft is accepting submissions from developers to have their games included in the bundle. The goal is to close submissions on Friday, March 4 at 11:59pm PDT (7:59 GMT Saturday the 5th), and launch the bundle to the pu▨blic on Monday, March 7, "but we'll see if we can make it by then." Some late submissions will be accepted, but eventually there will be a firm cutoff date.
There are a couple of rules for submissions, but overall it seems pretty simple. First and 🌳foremost, Necrosoft isn't accepting free games for the charity bundle for a few different reasons. If you have a paid game you'd like to be included, just reply to the project's Itch.io page from your developer account and leave a link to your game.
If your game is chosen for the bundle, proceeds will be split evenly to benefit two charities. currently has ongoing oper𝔍ations in Ukraine to provide medical assistance and training to those affected by the war. Meanwhile, is a Ukrainian charity that helps children cope with the horrors of war, PTSD, re෴adjusting to school, and more.
As submissions are still ongoꦯing, there haven't been any games confirmed for the bundle just yet, but we'll keep this page updated as we learn more. Necrosoft released "puzzle meets tower defense" game in 2020 and its latest title, , is available to wishlist now on Steam.
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