In a video titled “Lights! Camera! War…” GSC Game World, the developers behind stalker 2, discuss the Russian invasion of Ukraine and say, “We strive to help our employees and their families survive.” They add that development will continue “after victory”.
The video, shared above, begins with scenes of the action-capturing actors, before being interspersed with what appears to be footage of the situation in Ukraine. “Last week, we were editing the video about our motion capture studio. We wanted to show how the scenes were created,” the developers began, “the previous week was a long time ago. On February 24, Russia declared war on Ukraine and sent missiles, tanks and soldiers to our homeland. Our country is forced to fight to exist again. It seems that this is the price of freedom. This video is our answer to the question “How are you guys?” Now we strive to help our employees and their families survive. Game development has turned to the sidelines. But we will definitely continue After the victory. Glory to Ukraine.” The developers add that “Ukraine needs all the help it can get.”
The video, shared above, begins with scenes of the action-capturing actors, before being interspersed with what appears to be footage of the situation in Ukraine. “Last week, we were editing the video about our motion capture studio. We wanted to show how the scenes were created,” the developers began, “the previous week was a long time ago. On February 24, Russia declared war on Ukraine and sent missiles, tanks and soldiers to our homeland. Our country is forced to fight to exist again. It seems that this is the price of freedom. This video is our answer to the question “How are you guys?” Now we strive to help our employees and their families survive. Game development has turned to the sidelines. But we will definitely continue After the victory. Glory to Ukraine.” The developers add that “Ukraine needs all the help it can get.”
Many developers and publishers have pledged support to Ukraine – at the same time, Ukraine’s deputy prime minister called on Xbox and PlayStation to temporarily ban Russian accounts.
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