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 Great concept, not very good in, er, execution, September 23, 2015The setup for this game looks like it could go places. Satirising both communist propaganda and capitalist consumerism could make for quite a few interesting and entertaining ideas. However, the actual game is a sparse, Twiny Jam-sized affair, more a toy than a game, where you click a link to acquire randomly-generated objects. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
Comments on this reviewPrevious | << 1 >> | Next cuvtixo, March 13, 2021 - Reply Coincidentally, I just got finished commenting on another one of your reviews. Good stuff and you have a great sense of humor! I'm scared that I will find out you got hit by a truck since this and will never review again! Yes faux-Cyrillic is vaguely offensive (other nationalities like the Greeks use it, not just Russians!) and some actual factoids like "using Ф to represent O, not the F sound" would only have taken the dev two minutes to look up, while actually teaching the audience something. You know what I would really like? new economic paradigms where not everything is either binary capitalist or communist. It may come soon as the US collapses in on itself, not unlike the Soviet Union. We are much closer to it in 2021! <blank>, September 24, 2015 - Reply FWIW, thought I haven't played it, if it were in "proper" cyrillic I would have no idea what it all meant. The faux-cyrillic, like in Big Red Adventure, makes it look exotic while still being readable. Christina Nordlander, September 28, 2015 - Reply Good point, but it's still rather hard to read - and that's just for me who grew up with the Latin alphabet. Someone who's native to the Cyrillic alphabet would find this game a lot more confusing. |