This weird-as-hell '96 Russian FPS is as obscure as it is ambitious, and as ambitious as it is flawed. This game somehow supports VR (!?) and voice recognition, has a dual-wielding system with independently selectable weapons, and incorporates non-euclidian geometry... but it's also Rebel Assault meets Doom, the overall art and design is confusing, the localisation is shaky, and the DOS Box port is finicky.

If you're a connoisseur who is interested in historical oddities, this is a good get—but if you're looking for a serious entertainment purchase in the modern shooter style, maybe just get DOOM.

This weird-as-hell '96 Russian FPS is as obscure as it is ambitious, and as ambitious as it is flawed. This game somehow supports VR (!?) and voice recognition, has a dual-wielding system with independently selectable weapons, and incorporates non-euclidian geometry... but it's also Rebel Assault meets Doom, the overall art and design is confusing, the localisation is shaky, and the DOS Box port is finicky. If you're a connoisseur who is interested in historical oddities, this is a good get—but if you're looking for a serious entertainment purchase in the modern shooter style, maybe just get DOOM.