Leningrad

Kind of a mediocre game. It's a fine concept, execution isn't broken or anything. It just doesn't excite in any particular way. A game where you make choices, and they affect 4 stats that you need to balance, but the game is so short that it doesn't get very interesting. Presentation-wise it feels like a Papers, Please inspired game, but without the challenge of actually having to use your head to judge the...

19 found this helpful, 2022-01-31

For a game based on choices deciding your fate, it lacks actual consequences as not matter if you help oleg he always will call you a tyrant and the ending of the game always will be decided by the two options and will ignore any other decisions.

1 found this helpful, 2022-06-13

What the heck is security department? You just let cultists hijack the submarine-city? Another Soviet Joke spoken by Soviet-phobic developer. Need some multi-run variation to enrich content

0 found this helpful, 2024-07-08

Leningrad is a lulzy Russian 2D retro pixel "decision manager" game where your job is to look after 4 stats (fuel, morale, health and technical condition). In charge of a fictional city/fortress, you are randomly presented with a series of problems (a crew member stole some vodka, got drunk and published a cash grab asset flip on Steam, how will you punish them etc). Whichever answer you choose may boost some of...