A support for Ukraine came from the game industry!

 While the world's support for Ukraine continued, the game studios did not stay idle. CD Projekt RED provided financial support to the country.

While various supports came to Ukraine from all over the world, CD Projekt RED, the developer of The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077 games, did not stay idle. The studio donated to a Poland-based charity that works directly with Ukrainian citizens. It has also been officially announced.

The company made the announcement on social media. At this point, CD Projekt RED stated that the attack on Ukraine shocked and infuriated them. Thus, the studio shared with the public that it donated $243,295 in total.

Ubisoft is among the supporters after CD Projekt RED

The studio additionally declared that they could not remain indifferent to such an injustice. Thus, he called on everyone to support Ukraine. Polish humanitarian organization Polska Akcja Humanitarna has requested additional funds to provide direct assistance to people affected by the occupation.

There are other game studios helping Ukraine. Ubisoft comes first among them. The company, which we know with its Assassin's Creed series, offered additional funding support to a Ukrainian staff member to help with housing, travel and relocation. In addition, the studio provides early salary payments.

Ubisoft said its primary concern is the safety and comfort of its employees. The company has two studios in Ukraine that are currently on active duty. One of them is located in Kiev, while the other is located in Odessa.

Various statements came from Ukraine-based video game developers. Chief among these was GSC Game World, the developer of the Stalker game. Additionally, alongside the studio, Sherlock Holmes studio Frogwares and Suvarium producer Vostok Games were among the opposition.

While the studios reacted to the state of war, they also sought support for war victims. He invited people to support him to do everything they could.