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A flying saucer crash-lands in a distant Russian village, turning a rundown kolkhoz into the first, thin bridge between civilizations. As the first point of contact, you must dictate how this encounter unfolds and ultimately determine history’s outcome.
| App ID | 1365720 |
| App Type | GAME |
| Developers | Callback |
| Publishers | Crytivo |
| Categories | Single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, Full controller support |
| Genres | Adventure |
| Release Date | 6 Apr, 2023 |
| Platforms | Windows, Linux |
| Supported Languages | English, Russian |
570 Total Reviews
530 Positive Reviews
40 Negative Reviews
Very Positive Score
Kujlevka has garnered a total of 570 reviews, with 530 positive reviews and 40 negative reviews, resulting in a ‘Very Positive’ overall score.
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Recent Steam Reviews
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Playtime:
513 minutes
Country in existential crisis. Somewhere on it's periphery, ageing disabled man with PTSD... in existential crisis. In his living room: crashed spaceship with miraculous technology capable of granting wishes. At least if you translate the interface well... Will it bring hope to the vast, abandoned land? Or at least give extra udders to the old neighbour's goat?
Kujlevka is absurd comedy. Very bitter and introspective though, on personal level as well as societal. You can laugh at crazy situations, feel for protagonist's complicated life and ponder the great insight into post-totalitarian society that has no clue about what to do with itself. In Czechia we were (and still are) in similar situation, though luckily not so severe, and Kujlevka's view feels very spot on. It doesn't write essay about it, it shows it through characters, their thoughts and interactions. It's actually very Gogol-like type of comedy. Sad and disquieting amidst chuckles and laughs.
Bonus exquisite double cameo: Bush and Yeltsin on a drinking spree.
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👍 : 10 |
😃 : 0
Positive
