Bonus Fact #1: The game was inspired by an interview with an anonymous Bosnian civilian who lived through the Bosnian War. It's called "One Year in Hell" and it's linked below.
Bonus Fact #2: The game's mechanics very much echo its message. It provides no tutorial, leaving the player just as helpless and lost as the civilians unsure how to survive a war-torn city.
Bonus Fact #3: The people in the game are real people: they are the developers and their friends.
Bonus Fact #4: Each character has a distinct personality which shapes the way they respond to your choices. One may feel guilty for a selfish action, while another will justify their decision as necessary.
Bonus Fact #5: Although inspired by a Bosnian and created by Polish developers, the game does not take place in any particular country or any particular war. It's intended to address the universal suffering of civilians during war.
Bonus Fact #6: The developers have partnered with the humanitarian group War Child International, which aids children in war zones, to raise charity donations through the game.