Finnish and German studios release Death From Above game about Ukrainian military drone operators
Finnish studio Rockodile and publisher Lesser Evil released a game about Ukrainian military drone operators called Death From Above.
One can purchase a game with early access on Steam. Funds will be directed at Ukrainian funds to support the military.
What is the problem?
As part of the Army of Drones project, Ukraine is raising funds for the purchase of professional unmanned aerial systems for aerial reconnaissance. These complexes are indispensable to repel the Russian invasion. Ukrainian operators became a symbol of professional operations and resistance.
What is the solution?
One can purchase the project for $9.99.
Death From Above partners includes Ukrainian military software developers GIS Arta. After the release of the game, 30% of the profit will be directed to the fund Come Back Alive and the initiative Army of Drones.
After the full refund of the development costs, the donation will increase to 70% of the net profit, and the remaining 30% will be invested in the further development of the game.
How does it work?
The setting takes place during Russia's full-scale war.
In the game, the player will fly the Mavic drone and drop explosive surprises on the Russians and their equipment. Among the missions are the destruction of the military HQ with enemy tanks, neutralization of radio towers, and finding washing machines stolen by Russian forces.
