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Russian Kingdom Come Deliverance - Смута

Russia is over. The end.

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How is this even going to sell? Aren't there sanctions on Russia still so steam can't sell Russian made games?
It will never be completed.

But if it was, most likely it would be sold in Russia via their Russian equivalent of Steam (I think VK has something like that).
And I guess it'll somehow get smuggled into the west?
Russia now has a law that pirating Western software is allowed.

We'll be glad to reciprocate :-D
I'm not aware of such law. Medvedev said it, but he's a populist. RKN still blocks all the torrent sites.

There should be a law like that.
 

Humanophage

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https://dtf.ru/gameindustry/1891610...s-spina-k-spine-stoim-muzhiki-derzhim-oboronu
The author of Smoota about gaming in Russia: "We are now standing back to back, men, holding the fort"

He said that the release of the game Smoota, for which the Internet Development Institute has allocated more than 500 million roubles, will take place at the end of this year.

In addition, he made a peculiar assessment of the state of the game industry in Russia. Here is his quote in its entirety:

How has the situation changed over the past year? I will tell you as a developer. Education at all different levels has been set up. We, the developers, have overcome panic. Several gaming associations have emerged. The situation now is unique. As Winston Churchill said, every crisis brings new opportunities. It is practically visible now.

Firstly, we have started to actively communicate, help each other, share some resources, recommendations, books, information. If before we were somehow communicating at conferences, but it was still some kind of commercial confrontation, now we are, as I came up with this maxim: we are the third militia.

The second militia is the Nizhny Novgorod militia, which drove the Poles out of Moscow, and we are now standing back to back, men, holding down the fort so that everything will work out well for us in the future. We have managed to establish a peaceful full-time production. We already know how to make games; now, in the words of Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, we need to make useful games filled with historical meaning.
 

Serus

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The best Smuta game experience I had was playing a board game Smuta (a russian game, never published outside Russia or in any other language afaik). There you have up to 5 factions and almost all characters can switch sides taking armies under their command with them too. Hussaria is ridiculously OP as a unit. And the game is ridiculously long despite not being too complex. Other than that, very fun. I want something loosely based on that not some linear action-adventure with stats.
 

Lord_Potato

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The best Smuta game experience I had was playing a board game Smuta (a russian game, never published outside Russia or in any other language afaik). There you have up to 5 factions and almost all characters can switch sides taking armies under their command with them too. Hussaria is ridiculously OP as a unit. And the game is ridiculously long despite not being too complex. Other than that, very fun. I want something loosely based on that not some linear action-adventure with stats.
Tough luck then. You don't expect glorious Russia to fund a game in which Husaria is ridiculously OP and Poles may actually win the war, do you?
 

Serus

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The best Smuta game experience I had was playing a board game Smuta (a russian game, never published outside Russia or in any other language afaik). There you have up to 5 factions and almost all characters can switch sides taking armies under their command with them too. Hussaria is ridiculously OP as a unit. And the game is ridiculously long despite not being too complex. Other than that, very fun. I want something loosely based on that not some linear action-adventure with stats.
Tough luck then. You don't expect glorious Russia to fund a game in which Husaria is ridiculously OP and Poles may actually win the war, do you?
Today? No i don't. However that board game was made a decade(?) ago in another era, so to speak. AND it it probably didn't have any public money behind it.
 

Aarwolf

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The best Smuta game experience I had was playing a board game Smuta (a russian game, never published outside Russia or in any other language afaik). There you have up to 5 factions and almost all characters can switch sides taking armies under their command with them too. Hussaria is ridiculously OP as a unit. And the game is ridiculously long despite not being too complex. Other than that, very fun. I want something loosely based on that not some linear action-adventure with stats.

Sounds a lot like a Game of Thrones board game, you sure that they didn't steal it and repaint it either?
 

Lord_Potato

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The best Smuta game experience I had was playing a board game Smuta (a russian game, never published outside Russia or in any other language afaik). There you have up to 5 factions and almost all characters can switch sides taking armies under their command with them too. Hussaria is ridiculously OP as a unit. And the game is ridiculously long despite not being too complex. Other than that, very fun. I want something loosely based on that not some linear action-adventure with stats.

Sounds a lot like a Game of Thrones board game, you sure that they didn't steal it and repaint it either?
GoT didn't have the mechanism for characters switching sides. Each player has a full hand of commanders and they stay with the faction throughout the playthrough.
 

Ryzer

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The amount of butthurt this game manages to create before it even releases is truly good to behold.
And just like Atomic Heart, it will be somewhat good and economically successful.
Can't wait for the reactions on release and it's going to be released soon in 2024.
 
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Reinhardt

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The best Smuta game experience I had was playing a board game Smuta (a russian game, never published outside Russia or in any other language afaik). There you have up to 5 factions and almost all characters can switch sides taking armies under their command with them too. Hussaria is ridiculously OP as a unit. And the game is ridiculously long despite not being too complex. Other than that, very fun. I want something loosely based on that not some linear action-adventure with stats.
Tough luck then. You don't expect glorious Russia to fund a game in which Husaria is ridiculously OP and Poles may actually win the war, do you?
why not? you can take your potato hussar army with you and join russians. based! that's one way to potato to actually win the war for a change.
 

Serus

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The best Smuta game experience I had was playing a board game Smuta (a russian game, never published outside Russia or in any other language afaik). There you have up to 5 factions and almost all characters can switch sides taking armies under their command with them too. Hussaria is ridiculously OP as a unit. And the game is ridiculously long despite not being too complex. Other than that, very fun. I want something loosely based on that not some linear action-adventure with stats.
Tough luck then. You don't expect glorious Russia to fund a game in which Husaria is ridiculously OP and Poles may actually win the war, do you?
why not? you can take your potato hussar army with you and join russians. based! that's one way to potato to actually win the war for a change.
For a change? Compared to what? Poland did win 3 wars in a row against Muscovy in late 16th and early 17th century.
 

GentlemanCthulhu

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https://dtf.ru/gameindustry/1891610...s-spina-k-spine-stoim-muzhiki-derzhim-oboronu
The author of Smoota about gaming in Russia: "We are now standing back to back, men, holding the fort"

He said that the release of the game Smoota, for which the Internet Development Institute has allocated more than 500 million roubles, will take place at the end of this year.

In addition, he made a peculiar assessment of the state of the game industry in Russia. Here is his quote in its entirety:

How has the situation changed over the past year? I will tell you as a developer. Education at all different levels has been set up. We, the developers, have overcome panic. Several gaming associations have emerged. The situation now is unique. As Winston Churchill said, every crisis brings new opportunities. It is practically visible now.

Firstly, we have started to actively communicate, help each other, share some resources, recommendations, books, information. If before we were somehow communicating at conferences, but it was still some kind of commercial confrontation, now we are, as I came up with this maxim: we are the third militia.

The second militia is the Nizhny Novgorod militia, which drove the Poles out of Moscow, and we are now standing back to back, men, holding down the fort so that everything will work out well for us in the future. We have managed to establish a peaceful full-time production. We already know how to make games; now, in the words of Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, we need to make useful games filled with historical meaning.
Wow is this guy Russian Cleve? I get the same massive incel vibe but with a Slav twist.
 

Aarwolf

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CAN YOU PLAY AS PRIGOZHIN?

In hell DLC

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