Your world is shrunk down to the subsistent life of a scavenger, and that's all you need to know. Presented as a side-scrolling point-and-click adventure, the background story is only nominally fleshed out - a war may be happening, but you are not a part of it. In much the same way Spec Ops: The Line made me question my position as The Good Guy, This War of Mine made me question just how far off the reservation I was willing to go to preserve life. These decisions had an effect on me - and they were meant to. And in another my characters became ravaging animals - silently creeping into other shelters and murdering the homeowners in their sleep for the few things they'd managed to scrounge together and which my little family desperately needed. In another, I lost one to sickness and hunger. A few bad choices on my part in one playthrough made all of my characters horribly depressed and lose all hope in living - they killed themselves. I did my best to keep my people healthy - although on the outset I didn't realize how difficult that would be, and how many ways it meant looking out for them. How you do this is up to your own conscience. The sooner you realize that, the better." "Not gonna lie, I would probably kill everyone else too."Īs far as This War of Mine is concerned, winning means staying alive to see the dawn of the last day, whereupon you're faced with a recap of all the highlights of your journey - when you killed someone for the first time (often brutally, with makeshift weapons), or when you first helped someone who comes to your door. "There are no good or bad decisions there is only survival. This game helps to underline the blurring of ethical lines that happens when civilization is pulled into war. Do you protect everyone in your shelter to your utmost or do you sacrifice some of them for the good of others in order to endure?
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Presented in a manner not unlike the jaded lens of Papers, Please, This War of Mine hits you with a series of life-and-death decisions driven by your own conscience. "What's mine is mine.And what's yours is also mine."
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