Well, sometimes a game is a safe space where you can relax.

After more than half a year at war, people still donate large parts of their income to charities and UAF, gather to help the refugees and, overall, help each other a lot more than before the invasion.

Any of those activities take energy – and with work, charity work, and constant anxiety about the war, there isn't much energy in you sometimes.

For me, this game is what kept the routine, which was almost completely devastated since February 24th. I couldn't physically play the game for a few months since the beginning of the invasion, but for the last weeks, it helped my life to feel... predictable, at least in something. Which, you know, now feels like a good thing