R/A\W
Russian Devs Against The War · 2025 · Visual Novel, Interactive Fiction, 2D, Hand-drawn, Text-Based
PC
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About R/A\W
Four stories. Thousands of raw wounds.R/A\\W is a collection of anti-war visual novels developed over the past three years.
NO WAY!
Sasha drives home along the country roads, pacing from stop to stop, as she calls on Agnia, who is... not doing well.It's going to be a small and personal story, as if out of our world, isn't it?THE BEAST
The story of two ordinary guys trapped in a war, facing a difficult choice: inevitable doom tomorrow or the shame of desertion today.NEW ANGEL SANCTUARY
Shenetz returns to his once abandoned homeland and meets a girl who has defeated Death.What happened to her and the place over the years?FAREWELL TO DERE
The Fog, which sows anger and hatred, covers the City, but no one but the protagonist notices it.To stop the Fog, he sacrifices everything.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It’s unfathomably intellectually disabled to waste time making 'games' like that. It’s not actually a game; it’s a tool for political propaganda — a piece of junk on Steam, straight up. Other people don’t like it either; don’t even be surprised, tho.30 found this helpful
bad game7 found this helpful
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- stories about the war, more than stories *against* the war (not explicitly at least) - the first two are good, the third is badly coded (too much space between words, like a poorly justified text) and confusing but okay (though it felt too long), the last one has nice colors and is also confusing but okay (and really short so it works) - if like me you're confused by the trailer and don't know what to expect: it's just a visual novel, nothing more and nothing less (Just because it was made by a Russian team doesn't make it propaganda)2 found this helpful
R/A/W is an amazing visual novel! The story is captivating, and each chapter brings something new—funny moments, emotional twists, and suspense that keep you hooked. Chapter three’s branching endings make replaying the game super exciting. Definitely worth diving into!1 found this helpful
its a free V/N, not really like typical visual novels...more like a short documentary? didn't really understand what the third short story had to do with the rest, but besides that thought that the second and first we're really well made and eye opening to wartime.1 found this helpful
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