Baston

Just like many other games set in the Soviet Union, you start in a small apartment located in a recognizable, classic apartment block district. There isn’t much to do inside the apartment besides changing your outfit and looking for items that add to your research bar. Outside, there’s even less to see, despite the presence of people walking around. Research points are added by examining objects in the world, which can be pretty much anything, such as a cow, a car, a poster, or something else entirely. There’s nothing indicating which objects can be examined, so they are easily missed. This becomes a problem because once you finish a mission, you can no longer return to look for anything you missed. The only exception is your home apartment district, which you return to after every mission and where you can search for items at any time. From the main district, you head out on missions by taking a bus. Before that, you’ll probably have to find a few people scattered around the district. They have arrows above their heads, but there’s no map to help you locate them quickly. Once you’ve spoken to everyone you need to, an arrow will appear next to a bus at the bus station, allowing y…

Truly a masterpiece of Russian art.

I like it.

Oh, these birch trees, automobiles, Kalashnikovs and Russian cartels, how much is in these words within Russia, well, come on, the auto sees it, because the game turned out to be quite interesting and funny, because while playing, I did not notice how a couple of hours flew by, everything here is like in the best simulators

A crime game about how you can feel like you're in the movie Brother 2, even on a playground. Kill and dominate, so the monsters won't be left behind. Hahahaha