One Night With Stalin

One Night With Stalin is a horror game with humor, where the hero finds himself in an unusual environment and deals with what is happening. Shooting is combined with sneaking, and some tasks require a quiet approach. Opponents are divided by type, and bosses appear according to the plot. The levels follow corridors and rooms where notes are hidden. The design is deliberately simple, and the jokes are based on the absurd. The passage is short and designed for the evening. Some rooms are passed through quietly, without a single shot being fired. The notes explain what happened. The design is deliberately simple. The walkthrough is short. Jokes are based on absurdity. In addition to shooting, there are short puzzles and searching for notes. Bosses appear according to the plot. I would also like to note the atmosphere: the design is deliberately simple, but the sound is overwhelming and makes you shudder. Some tasks can be completed without firing a shot, and bosses require patience. The notes explain what happened in this place, and some of them are hidden in the back rooms. The passage is short, so it is better to play in the evening. I’ll also note that it’s not the monster that’s scary, but the anticipation: sound and darkness work better than any chase. Some rooms are passed through without shots being fired, and this significantly increases the tension. Saves are made manually, so mistakes have to be replayed. The game is short, but dense in events. Some rooms are locked until a certain point, so you have to remember the route. The passage is carried out in chapters, and the settings allow you to remove some of the effects. The story is told in short scenes. This game is suitable for everyone who loves horror and absurdity.