Interface:

• Added more vibrant colors. Playing is now even more fun!

Texts:

• Renamed the "Fauna Territoriality" technology to "Fauna Aggression". Sounds much scarier now!

Balance:

• Experience gathering radius increased to 15 meters. Collecting experience is now easier than picking mushrooms!
• Experience balance has been adjusted: levelling up is easy at first, like having breakfast, and hard towards the end, like running a marathon.
• Valuable loot now appears more often in cities and military bases. Adventures have become even more rewarding!

Fixes:

• The technologies for grip and off-road capability now actually provide wheel production. No more road troubles!
• Mud planning has become more accurate. No more mud lottery!
• Antennas now work correctly. No signal? Update!
• Engine parameters are modified properly. You'll definitely get all the horsepower!
• Added all missing people to the author list. Nobody's forgotten, everyone's happy!
• The laser now attacks lairs correctly. Bugs fear the laser's wrath!

[ 2024-07-25 13:51:59 CET ] [ Original post ]

You are tasked with:
Exploring ruined Soviet villages and cities in heavily armed vehicles in search of useful resources and information. Destroying mutant insects encountered along the way, overcoming difficult landscapes and obstacles.

The game features:

Post-apocalypse in a Soviet style
Combat with aggressive monsters
Equipping vehicles with various weapons
Exploring the map and searching for resources
Models of Soviet equipment
Technology development through gathering necessary ingredients
In the mid-20th century, when the world was on the brink of new discoveries and changes, the Soviet Union faced an unprecedented challenge. A tectonic apocalypse that occurred around the 1960s-1970s led to catastrophic changes. The earth split open, unleashing an unstoppable force from its depths, destroying familiar societies and leading to widespread devastation.

The new biomes created as a result of these upheavals became home to aggressive predators that quickly adapted to the harsh conditions of the new world. They settled in the fissures and wastelands, turning them into their hunting grounds.

However, even in the face of complete destruction, the human spirit and the drive for survival remained unyielding. In tectonically stable areas, underground autonomous bunkers were built — fortresses of hope and the last refuge for those who managed to survive. Within their protected walls, some citizens and a bit of industry found sanctuary, allowing the spark of human civilization to continue smoldering.