Anyone from a post-communist European country probably knows that feel of a Russian game from somewhere between 2000 and 2010. They had this very peculiar aura when it comes to production values and the atmosphere they instilled, very difficult to mistake with something else. So, I'm running PP, the first loading screen with the ridiculously lame soldier in football armor appears and I'm instantly hit with 101% EXACTLY that feeling for the first time in like a decade. Hey, it's 2008 and I'm running 1C game for shits and giggles
Then, the game starts with pseudo-EULA screen about how they sell your data, you don't own shit and were generally really dumb to buy this. If you click "I disagree", the game gives you a quick and legit CTD
And thus, after buying exactly 653 games on steam, many of them impulse/expendable income/pity buys, it became the first one I ever refunded, and almost instantly at that. Congrats, Phoenix Point