One developer. One world.
TWO is being built independently — no publisher, no studio floor, no safety net. Every street, every animation and every sound in the outbreak is made after work hours by one person who refuses to let this world stay unfinished.
Every contribution goes directly into development. It buys the asset packs, the animation time, the sound libraries and the testing hardware that turn an ambitious solo project into something that genuinely feels AAA.
If you support TWO, you are not buying a product. You become part of this journey — one of the people who made the first night possible.
Choose Your Support
Pick an amount, tap Donate Now and confirm in your UPI app. Or scan the QR code with your phone.
Give what feels right. Every rupee is development time.
On mobile this opens Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm or BHIM with the amount already filled in — you only confirm. On desktop, scan the QR code with your phone.
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How donations help
Nothing here is abstract — this is exactly what your contribution turns into.
Better Game Assets
Higher fidelity props, weapons and characters that hold up in close-up shots.
Motion Capture & Animation
Believable movement, melee weight and cinematic story beats.
Environment Art
Denser streets, richer interiors and a world worth exploring slowly.
Sound Design
Foley, ambience and a score that makes silence terrifying.
Testing
Playtesters and devices to catch what one pair of eyes always misses.
Development Costs
Engine plugins, licences, hardware and the time to keep building.
A thank you, not a transaction
Supporter rewards are a way of saying thank you for believing in TWO early.
Digital Thank You
- A personal thank-you note from the developer
Supporter Role
- Supporter role in the community
- Name listed on the Supporters page (optional)
Special Supporter
- Special supporter badge
- Name in the game credits (optional)
- Priority early demo access when available
The people behind TWO
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Before you give
Straight into building TWO — assets, animation, environment art, sound, testing hardware and the software licences needed to keep development moving. Nothing is spent outside the game.