Russian Prison Tattoo Simulator

"Some get tattoos for fun, some get tattoos for art. Russians get tattoos for sins." It is a very rough, very amateurish and extremely short little venture exploring one of the most unique criminal tattoo hierarchies ever devised besides that of the Japanese Yakuza. In many ways, the "criminal passport" of the world of Russian prisoners is among the most interesting rabbitholes as far as art and meaning goes. The game itself is extremely minimalist, all sketched out with a brush pen of some sort. It seems like something that may have been made in a few days. For a cheap price, you get ten or so minutes. There are multiple endings, but really, overall - it is a very minimalist idea and it merely exists as a small, interactive representation of a unique culture that still lives in the heart of Russian prisons, hard labour camps, as well as even the military and some mercenary factions. Overall, the game does not glorify or romanticize prison life, but instead it briefly shows the harsh reality of it. Men from the Caucasus give you a Muslim greeting, yet ask you to forcefully tattoo an inmate against their will for the heinous act of the crime that landed him there in the first pla…

hope my local studio accepts this as my apprenticeship /s

the game is simple, is fast, and it is done with so much heart that is worth it

I'd love more content or a second game. I played through a few times and enjoyed it.

Фартук в масле АЛЮМИНЬ

One playthrough, got the good ending. Can't imagine what the bad ending is - well, actually I can, but let's not talk about it, okay? Fun little point and click I'll be playing through again to make different choices. Minimal aesthetic is surprisingly expressive and - there's actually a story! But I gotta tell ya - and no, I never never ever lie, except at my hearing - tattoo dude in Russian Prison Tattoo Simulator is far better than the one I had. Don't ask.