Alanna Linayre: Last News

United Nations Relief and Works agency‘s efforts in providing food and aid to the people in Gaza.The bundle launched last week (June 5), taking inspiration from last year’s Bundle For Racial Justice And Equality.Whereas that bundle was curated by the Itch storefront, the Palestinian Aid bundle was undertaken by indie developer Alanna Linayre, who has also included her visual novel Good Lookin’ Home Cookin’.Upon reaching the initial goal of raising $500,000, Linayre has already set a new target for $1million, although the offer still looks set to end on June 11.✨NEW $1mil goal – Gamers, let's do this!!!✨Bundle for Palestinian Aid: https://t.co/3sGffjTV47 Over 1000 games and creations AND COUNTING for only $5!#FreePalestine #ToadsSupportToads

Itch.io has a recommended price of £3.70 ($5 USD) and collects together more than a 1,000 games, soundtracks, books, role playing supplements, pieces of software, and more.Popular indie games such as Minit, Anodyne, Glittermitten Grove and Pikunkiu are among the bigger titles included.All proceeds from the bundle will go directly to the United Nations Relief and Works agency, a nonprofit dedicated to assisting the Palestinian people, providing food assistance and mental and physical health protection.Bundle organiser Alanna Linayre wrote: “Indie games are unique in that they can tell stories not seen in AAA or other games.“We pour our life experiences into our games and share a piece of ourselves with the world.