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Oh Those Russians
10 years ago

Release v0.2.0


Hi there!
Unfortunately, the conflict in the eastern Ukraine has not ended yet , but neither has my game development :)
So there it is, new release v0.2.0

Whats new?

  • daily deliveries of supplies!

  • better GUI with information about how to play (for dummies) :D

  • brand new KEY BINDINGS, so you can save the mouse button to do just the shooting-work

  • reduction from 50MB to only 10MB!

  • HyperText links in Credits, now you can check my blank profile anytime you want!

  • added the winning condition - yes, it is (theoretically) possible to “win” ..just stay alive for a few days (i wont say how much, muhaha)

Yeah, doesn’t look like much, but the real work behind is invisible.
So, enjoy! And please say anything.. report bugs, write your opinions, or maybe give me a rating?

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