11bit’s partnership with War Child changes lives for Syrian refugees

This War of Mine charity DLC supports 350 children

The charity DLC released for the acclaimed This War of Mine has raised enough money to support 350 children.

The extra content was part of a partnership between developer 11bit Studios and charity War Child, which is currently working across Iraq and Jordan to protect and help Syrian refugee children. The organisation arranges psycho-social support to help victims recover from trauma, child-friendly spaces to make sure War Child can reach children first, and informal education support.

The DLC is only available until April 3rd, and all proceeds will go to War Child. 11bit Studios has promised more charity work in future.

Below is an infographic showing the full impact of the charity DLC:

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