
Moscow: somewhere in the near future. The city and perhaps the Earth's surface has turned into a radioactive ash. Those who decided that they could not exist in such conditions began to live under the ground.


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Read the reviews: this game is barely a game. It's hard to tell whether this is a scam or a joke but this game is essentially the world's slowlest text speech with gameplay that will send you back to the very start (pre-tutorial) no matter how far in you are. Saying this is a joke doesn't excuse it. There are so many games (e.g. Garry's Mod, Goat Simulator) that are just jokes that are enjoyable as games and funny as jokes. And saying it's a look at games themselves doesn't work either because, once again, there are so many other games that do this but work as games (e.g. Pony Island). That said, though, the music and visuals are nice. I don't know whether, if you actually manage to power through and make some progress, this game has some good moments. However, overall, this game seems like it could be a cool idea (either as the serious game it's marketed as or a better executed joke
Product refunded Ever hear of Penn and Tellers: Smoke and Mirrors? It's a collection of fake games meant to anger and frustrate your friends. Imagine that, but single player. Absolute YouTube bait. Edit: I'm being downvoted by trolls, but it's critically important you don't buy this game, so let me explain a little more. * The game boots up to some pretty good music, but you cannot skip through any of the logos. * You try to make a character and are treated to dozens of skills (including kindness, mental faculities, temper, etc). These skills don't do anything. * You must then write a bio OVER 140 characters. You cannot start until then. * The game starts * You sit through 5 minutes of text. Even if you speed it up, it's painfully slow. * You start a tutorial after 10 minutes. * If you don't follow the tutorial instructions perfectly, you'll be sent back to the main menu.
This game is a farce. Do not download - Ultimate trolling at it's finest. The intro and character setup seems highly detailed but it's for show only, I do not see how it contributes to the game at all. Slow moving text apparently can be sped up by pressing Left Shift, But this is also a lie. Goes from mind numbingly slow to just slow. Also, the game cannot be saved. You have to go through the long-ass character setup and boring-ass tutorial EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. I do not recommend this game. At All.
There's alot of inaccurate reviews here. Look at the number of people who are voting reviews helpful when weighing their views. This game is a joke. SophiaInJest's was spot on. I've upvoted it and the others that seem accurate, downvoting the ones that are either sarcastic or scamming, but it still seems flooded with misleading reviews. This is the only time I've ever requested a refund from steam.
One of the reasons South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut is so good is that while it is making fun of big Disney-style animated musicals, it is itself one of the best iterations on that style. The Underground Man, however, is a bad satire, poking fun at the shortcomings and conventions of old-school adventure games while simultaneously indulging in all the worst offenses, ostensibly to... what? teach me a lesson about playing games? Hideously unfun, it's the game equivalent of an exceptionally irritating YouTuber going "chill out! it's a PRANK bro!" as he shoots me in the eyes with a water pistol full of clorox.
Product refunded Troll game. Got refund.
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