War is something no one likes discussing when it’s happening right now. It causes pain and suffering to everyone within it, and everyone watching from afar. Yet, there are stories to be told within these conflicts, especially when it opens the eyes of those who dare not look. Today, an RPG launched on Kickstarter called Hollow Home, and it’s about the conflict that’s happening right now between Ukraine and Russia. The team at Twigames is seeking $15,000 to help finish production of the title and already has 5K raised. Here is a synopsis for the game and a trailer:

“Hollow Home is an isometric narrative RPG that puts players in the shoes of Maksym, a 14-year-old boy, surviving the earliest days of the invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Each in-game day, players face difficult choices about how Maksym spends his time and who he spends it with. The game’s branching narrative and multiple endings ensure that every decision has meaning and consequences.”

As is the Kickstarter way, the more you pledge to the campaign, the better rewards you get. So, be sure to check out the full rewards list to see what you can get per each pledge tier. The campaign has about 20 days left, so there’s plenty of time to get your support in. Other features in the game include:

• Choice-driven storytelling: Every decision you make shapes the fate of the characters and the world around you.
• A city that changes: The city evolves based on your actions and real historical events. New dangers and opportunities appear, and entire districts can become inaccessible.
• Resource Management: Craft, cook, scavenge, and keep Maksym’s morale up to survive.
• Skill Development: Upgrade Maksym’s abilities to unlock new ways to solve quests and overcome obstacles.
• Multiple Endings: Your choices determine the fate of Maksym and those around him.
• Inspired by real events: Made by a team based in Kyiv, built from real lived experiences of the war.