Krai Mira: post-apocalyptic Crimea

Krai Mira (or Crimea) attempts to immerse players in a post-apocalyptic world with its atmospheric setting and diverse gameplay. However, its clunky user interface, technical issues, and shallow narrative detract from the overall experience. While it offers some enjoyment for fans of the genre, its execution falls short of expectations ... ragdoll physics are fun though. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3266657632 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3077941331 Unlocked all achievements!

Decent game, if you like classic fallout this might be for you

Half-assed piece of ♥♥♥♥ that I finished for some reason. I cannot understand why. It just have a soul. There are some cool cultural references and some good jokes. But also terrible NPC voicing(you need to disable NPC speech). I had fun, even though it is a hot mess.

Mom can we have "Fallout 1 footsteps"? We have "fallout 1 footsteps" at home. "fallout 1 footsteps" we have at home :

It was a satisfying game; it doesn't feel "unfinished" or "abandoned" like many other reviews suggest. There's been enough to do in each area, and all the quests I've done so far have worked without bugs. There's a decent selection of equipment. Though a lot of it requires specific stat points to use. The game gets rough a couple of times due to the story taking away your stuff. Armour doesn't seem to work properly. I don't know if this is because it wasn't implemented properly, or maybe enemies are just shooting me in the legs every time (the one place you can't wear armour) For the price ($11), it's a decent game. Hint: After the prison, head to Kafa (SW of the irradiated zone); your quest picks up there

Other than combat, games lack in all other departments, if you can put blind eye on that, you can find this game somehow enjoyable. Thumbs up for good attempt making post apocalyptic game.