

Soviet Soldier
Go Up Gaming · 2024 · World War II, Action, FPS, Story Rich, Singleplayer
PC
Mixed69% · 13 📈 Making a comeback 86%
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About Soviet Soldier
Experience various historical settings and battles that took place during the Great Patriotic War and Cold War. Fight in Stalingrad and Berlin to avenge the fate of your fellow comrades. Counter the West’s influence in Hungary and Afghanistan in the Cold War.
Soviet Soldier offers an immersive journey through the tumultuous history of the Soviet Union, unfolding across four gripping campaigns and 14 hand-crafted levels. At every juncture, you hold the power to shape history's course. Will you exact vengeance on German prisoners for their deeds against your comrades? Will you quell the Hungarian uprising or seek a path to peace? In Afghanistan, will you blindly follow KGB directives or forge your own path? And when faced with the pivotal 1991 coup, will you strive to preserve the old Soviet Union or embrace Boris Yeltsin's vision of change? Your choices will reverberate through the annals of history, making each level a dynamic and unforgettable experience.
Soviet Soldier boasts an array of historically accurate weapons spanning different eras of the Soviet Union, from classic World War II firearms like the Mosin-Nagant to Cold War icons like the AK-47.

Soviet Soldier features a wide array of characters with varying experiences and perspectives on the Soviet Union. Throughout the game, you'll have the chance to support, deceive, or betray them.

There are six different endings that are determined by the choices you make. Some choices are obvious in how they will impact the ending, while others are less clear. So be careful in every decision you make.

Historical Settings
Soviet Soldier offers an immersive journey through the tumultuous history of the Soviet Union, unfolding across four gripping campaigns and 14 hand-crafted levels. At every juncture, you hold the power to shape history's course. Will you exact vengeance on German prisoners for their deeds against your comrades? Will you quell the Hungarian uprising or seek a path to peace? In Afghanistan, will you blindly follow KGB directives or forge your own path? And when faced with the pivotal 1991 coup, will you strive to preserve the old Soviet Union or embrace Boris Yeltsin's vision of change? Your choices will reverberate through the annals of history, making each level a dynamic and unforgettable experience.
FPS
Soviet Soldier boasts an array of historically accurate weapons spanning different eras of the Soviet Union, from classic World War II firearms like the Mosin-Nagant to Cold War icons like the AK-47.

Characters
Soviet Soldier features a wide array of characters with varying experiences and perspectives on the Soviet Union. Throughout the game, you'll have the chance to support, deceive, or betray them.

Multiple Endings
There are six different endings that are determined by the choices you make. Some choices are obvious in how they will impact the ending, while others are less clear. So be careful in every decision you make.

What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I have backed this game on Kickstarter, so my opinion might be biased, anyway... This is the most awkwardly made FPS game I've played in years. Controls are clunky, animations are stiff, gun-play is alright, but might be better, voice acting is a combination of semi-pros, AI and amateurs (kickstarter supporters; yep me included) so it's rather 'eh', but, man... Man, this is some absolutely awesome storytelling right there. So firstly, the setting is quite unique, WWII, Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and Soviet-Afghan War seen from the USSR perspective? Yes, please. Secondly, "make-your-own-story" kind of moral choices in the dialogues? And sure, they mostly affect the dialogues, but it's building up so much immersion, which is constantly being broken by awkwardly put together environments and clunky gameplay. But man, if Go Up Gaming had more money and an actual team (this is a one-man-project) behind it, how brilliant it could have been... I am going to recommend it.13 found this helpful
I back this one because it seemed to be interesting . It has a decent story but mechanics , models and such are all over the place. Model collision is not great since some go through others . As well has character models who look at best like the are skating but mostly gliding when walking. I have not issue with jankiness most of the time and with this being a first project for solo developer . As far as being an asset flip i am not sure but the character models are pretty stiff and look unnatural. It is 16 which is not a bad price point for a first game but I do I think the developer needs to do some work on it before it become a completely viable game. I am not going to give it negative rating but advise you know its rough but it does have heart.8 found this helpful
Not sure why everyone else is leaving reviews like the they have been handed a drawing by a retarded child and are trying to act like they think its good. This is a product we all paid actual money for, from what I assume to be an Adult. The game isn't done. The models barley move. The floor is made up of tiles too far away. Everywhere just had JPegs of a random photo of Stalin. It Guns feel awful. The game takes control away from you every 3 minutes for a long AI-voiced conversation, of some of the worst dialog ever recorded. Really heavy handed anti-soviet history, like its been written by a high school student who sat through exactly 1 history lesson on the Battle of Stalingrad. This "game" honestly feels like its been made over a weekend.5 found this helpful
Awesome job for a Solo Developer. Engaging story!3 found this helpful
Overall it was a fun little game, and as some have stated, it's a decent effort for a solo developer putting out his first game. It ran smoothly and was fairly challenging at certain times. If you can look past the awkward animations, A.I voices and somewhat frustrating gun control, then I think you would enjoy it, even more so if you pick it up on sale like I did. Fixing the auto aim would have gone a long way, but in saying that, after a little while, I got it down pat. Looking forward to Go Up Gaming's next release. The only thing that would of made this game that little bit better, would be to have Boris Yeltsin doing a drunken dance! :P1 found this helpful
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