SlavicPunk: Oldtimer (2023) [Build 11601378] | [Portable]
Released : June 28, 2023
Genre : Action
Developer : Red Square Games
Publisher : Red Square Games
Stores : Steam | GOG
Interface language : Russian*, English, MULTi12
Voice language : English
Version : Build 11601378
Publication type : pirate
Tablet : sewn (Goldberg Steam emu.)
*Changes in the game settings
Minimum system requirements :
SlavicPunk: Oldtimer is an isometric shooter based on the works of the famous Polish writer Michal Golkowski in the genres of science fiction and fantasy. It was Michal Golkowski who created the story of Janus, a private detective with a turbulent past; he tries to solve a case of stolen data and fights inner demons, city gangs and an all-powerful corporation responsible for the decline of the city he once called his own.
The game offers a solid combat and movement system, as well as a modular weapon upgrade system, thanks to which players can make every battle look different as they travel through the dark corners of the city. Action-packed levels with elements of stealth, hacking and puzzle-solving alternate with quieter moments of city exploration, side quests and storytelling.
The unique, deeply Slavic approach to the world of cyberpunk will leave no one indifferent, thanks to a sarcastic sense of humor and a slightly pessimistic look at the neon-gray hues of reality, which at the same time brings a breath of fresh air to the genre.
As a team, we wanted to know what the modern world would look like in a few decades. Would a hypothetical Central European city and its inhabitants be any different from Blade Runner's Los Angeles or Akira's Neo-Tokyo?
The attempt to answer this question had a huge impact on the game's artistic choices, including the combination of futuristic and outdated technology, the brutal architecture typical of post-communist countries, the protagonist's ambiguous moral choices, and the improvisational nature and atmosphere of an environment crowded with people forced to deal with uneven distribution of wealth, rely on your mind and luck to live to the next paycheck without losing your mind.
The plot of SlavicPunk shows that this vision of a dystopian future goes deeper than it first appears - only players can find out what lies behind the neon glow and piles of concrete, solving the case and helping Janus understand how cruel the truth can be.
Game launch
1. Download to a convenient place (the main thing is that there is no Cyrillic on the path to the game folder)
2. Run the game from the SybirPunk.exe file in the main directory of the game
Genre : Action
Developer : Red Square Games
Publisher : Red Square Games
Stores : Steam | GOG
Interface language : Russian*, English, MULTi12
Voice language : English
Version : Build 11601378
Publication type : pirate
Tablet : sewn (Goldberg Steam emu.)
*Changes in the game settings
Minimum system requirements :
- 64-bit processor and operating system required
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-6600K
- RAM: 8 GB RAM
- Video card: GeForce GTX 960, DirectX 11
- Disk space: 11 GB
SlavicPunk: Oldtimer is an isometric shooter based on the works of the famous Polish writer Michal Golkowski in the genres of science fiction and fantasy. It was Michal Golkowski who created the story of Janus, a private detective with a turbulent past; he tries to solve a case of stolen data and fights inner demons, city gangs and an all-powerful corporation responsible for the decline of the city he once called his own.
The game offers a solid combat and movement system, as well as a modular weapon upgrade system, thanks to which players can make every battle look different as they travel through the dark corners of the city. Action-packed levels with elements of stealth, hacking and puzzle-solving alternate with quieter moments of city exploration, side quests and storytelling.
The unique, deeply Slavic approach to the world of cyberpunk will leave no one indifferent, thanks to a sarcastic sense of humor and a slightly pessimistic look at the neon-gray hues of reality, which at the same time brings a breath of fresh air to the genre.
As a team, we wanted to know what the modern world would look like in a few decades. Would a hypothetical Central European city and its inhabitants be any different from Blade Runner's Los Angeles or Akira's Neo-Tokyo?
The attempt to answer this question had a huge impact on the game's artistic choices, including the combination of futuristic and outdated technology, the brutal architecture typical of post-communist countries, the protagonist's ambiguous moral choices, and the improvisational nature and atmosphere of an environment crowded with people forced to deal with uneven distribution of wealth, rely on your mind and luck to live to the next paycheck without losing your mind.
The plot of SlavicPunk shows that this vision of a dystopian future goes deeper than it first appears - only players can find out what lies behind the neon glow and piles of concrete, solving the case and helping Janus understand how cruel the truth can be.
Game launch
1. Download to a convenient place (the main thing is that there is no Cyrillic on the path to the game folder)
2. Run the game from the SybirPunk.exe file in the main directory of the game