Image: Concept art from West Games/Kickstarter
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“We too feel that it's way better to shoot each other in a game than in real life, which is what's happening right now,” Kim wrote. “It's better to play video games in the Kremlin, than for them to shoot at actual people in our Ukraine.”In terms of whether or not Areal is a legitimate project in development or a scam to make a quick 50 grand, the answer remains elusive.Redditors and bloggers have pointed out that some staff photos are also purchasable stock photos, that the Kickstarter campaign is located in Las Vegas, Nevada, and that a game of Areal’s scope requires more than $50,000—the already-surpassed funding goal of the Kickstarter campaign—to make.“It's better to play video games in the Kremlin, than for them to shoot at actual people in our Ukraine.”
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