Five years after launching This War Of Mine, builders 11 Bit Studios right now gave the grim besieged survival sim a honking nice free replace they’re calling the Final Cut. It provides new areas and a brand new situation to the bottom game, it retouches outdated areas, and it polishes a couple of technical bits and items, all free of charge. Tidy.
What have we received? The new areas from the ‘Stories’ sequence of expansions at the moment are accessible to all gamers and have new quests and occasions. The authentic areas are “remastered”. One new traditional situation is in, as is a brand new character. Support for 21:9 screens resolutions is in and the UI is tweaked to be higher on 4K screens. And different bits have been tweaked and stuck. See the patch notes for more information.
“We wanted to put the last touch to this phenomenon,” 11 Bit artwork director Przemyslaw Marszał mentioned in right now’s announcement. “The phenomenon, which made us who we are today as a team, equally in terms of creative fearlessness and business direction, and helped us pave our further way. Fantastic support from the gaming community was a huge part of that success, so it was without any doubt that this update must be free. We think of the Final Cut as a closing episode to the one-of-a-kind series This War of Mine has been. It will remain precious to our hearts and I don’t know what ideas the future will bring but Final Cut is final by no means. The creative minds in our studio, who were with the game up to this point, started to pursue new challenges. So we’re excited about what’s coming.”
This War Of Mine definitely made their title. Before it, they made Anomaly, a sequence of games riffing on tower defence. I fairly like Anomaly but it surely’s hardly identified. Now they’re famed for grim and gritty survival shenanigans, between this and 2018’s colony sim Frostpunk. Our former Alec (RPS in peace) discovered this one only a bit too grim in his This War Is Mine review again in 2014.
The replace is now dwell. The base game and its expansions (besides the charity fundraiser DLC) have reductions on Steam and GOG for a couple of days too.
