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This time, Motherland sent you to fight vs Nazi forces in the ruins of the snowy Stalingrad. Kill enemies and conquer trophy weapons to get the maximum chance to survive.
BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻 is a action, indie and adventure game
developed and published by Rabotiagi games.
Released on March 02nd 2020 is available only on Windows
in 12 languages: English, German, Simplified Chinese, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Thai, Turkish, Japanese, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 973 reviews of which 914 were positive and 59 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 1.99€ on Steam with a 50% discount.
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- OS *: Windows 7, 8, 10
- Processor: Dual-Core 2.4 GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX® 9.0 compatible
- Storage: 400 MB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX® 9.0 compatible
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Developed and published by Rabotiagi games, BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD! is an unapologetically outrageous third-person action game that blends wartime imagery with absurd comedy. Rather than striving for realism, it presents an intentionally exaggerated adventure starring a battle-hardened bear determined to defend Stalingrad against invading Nazi forces. The game's premise immediately establishes its identity, embracing over-the-top humor and cartoonish violence while placing players in a frozen battlefield where survival depends as much on enduring the harsh climate as it does on defeating enemies. Its willingness to lean fully into its bizarre concept gives it a personality that is difficult to forget, especially for players who appreciate unconventional indie games. The gameplay revolves around accessible third-person shooting with a straightforward progression system. Players fight through waves of enemies while collecting increasingly powerful firearms from fallen soldiers, creating a satisfying loop of combat and equipment upgrades. Unlike many arcade shooters, the game also introduces a light survival element through its freezing environment. Staying alive requires warming up near campfires or using vodka to combat the deadly cold, adding a unique layer of resource management that fits perfectly with the game's eccentric tone. These mechanics are simple enough for newcomers to understand quickly, allowing the action to remain fast-paced without overwhelming players with complicated systems. Visually, the game favors atmosphere over technical sophistication. Snow-covered ruins, icy landscapes, and war-torn environments effectively capture the brutal conditions surrounding the Battle of Stalingrad while maintaining a deliberately exaggerated style. The soundtrack and sound effects complement the setting with energetic combat audio and music that reinforces the game's satirical interpretation of Russian culture and wartime heroics. The result is an experience that feels more like an action-comedy than a historical shooter, constantly reminding players that entertainment and humor take precedence over authenticity. The game's greatest strength is its commitment to its unusual premise, but that same simplicity also exposes its limitations. Enemy encounters eventually become repetitive, level variety remains fairly limited, and the combat mechanics do not evolve significantly as the campaign progresses. Artificial intelligence is functional without being particularly challenging, and the production values clearly reflect the constraints of a small independent development team. Even so, the game rarely promises anything beyond what it delivers. Its focus remains on offering entertaining action, ridiculous scenarios, and a memorable protagonist rather than attempting to rival larger military shooters with deeper mechanics or cinematic storytelling. For players who enjoy quirky indie titles and arcade-style action, BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD! offers an entertaining experience that embraces its absurdity from beginning to end. Its combination of frantic gunplay, environmental survival mechanics, and comedic presentation creates a distinctive identity that helps it stand out among low-budget shooters. Those expecting an authentic World War II simulation or a narrative-driven campaign may find the gameplay too repetitive and simplistic, but anyone willing to accept the game's intentionally ridiculous premise will likely discover a fun, lighthearted shooter that delivers exactly the kind of over-the-top adventure it advertises. Overall, BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD! succeeds by fully committing to its outrageous concept instead of chasing realism or technical complexity. While repetitive encounters and modest production values prevent it from reaching the level of more polished action games, its memorable setting, entertaining mechanics, and unapologetic sense of humor make it a worthwhile choice for players looking for something different. It is an easy game to enjoy in short sessions, particularly for those who appreciate unconventional ideas brought to life with enthusiasm and charm. Rating: 8/10
The developers had some sort of vision when creating this game because it's everything I've ever wanted and maybe even more than I ever wanted (if that's good or bad is up to your own to decide). It has literally everything a good game should have. It has the blatant alcohol abuse that we all know and love, it has the obnoxiously loud shooting sounds which make me regret waking up today, it has a fairly low price which it is most definitely worth, it has some of the best music I've ever listened to while being in a call with the boys. I must thank my sister's boyfriend for recommending me this absolute gem of a game, for it brings me great joy in both the aspect of being in my possession and whenever I actually play it. Many will call this game "a meme-shooter" or "short" with "not that much content" but those people don't see what I see. I see vodka and a bear. I see communism and hear the music echo through my entire room as it is slowly killing all of my thoughts. And most importantly... I see Stalin and his gorgeous likeness in form of a statue (which is visible from the entire map). This game may not have changed my life but it changed my evening from mildly boring to absolutely crazy funny. I would recommend this game to anyone who has some spare change lying around and a couple of free minutes on their hand, this game is really nice for exactly that. Because that's the fun in it, it's that it doesn't take long to load, it doesn't take up a lot of resources, it has an absolute BANGER of a soundtrack and it's nice and short which makes it perfect for a quick round when you don't have anything urgent to do. Many will tell you that you could spent the money for this game in a better way, but I will tell you that while that may be true you won't be able to spend it in a funnier way. Also the game has multiple guns which each handle differently and all function, which instantly makes it better than the average EA title and it also costs almost nothing when it comes to the download. I for example downloaded it in a singular minute and my PC is called such nice things as "absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥" and "a thing you should put out of its misery". You could probably run this game on a calculator powered by a bunch of potatoes if you tried hard enough. So to summarise it all... 11/10, would drink vodka again while hiding from the Nazis who surround me and seemingly want me dead for some reason.
I bought this game because I expected a stupid novelty game. You know, bear runs around, Nazis panic, maybe five minutes of entertainment. That is not what I got. What I got was a cold, miserable little logistics simulator about morale, bad planning, and the long-term consequences of annoying a Russian bear. You play as a bear. The game never explains this. Nobody comments on it. There is no intro cutscene where a scientist says, “My God, we have made him too patriotic.” You are just a bear, and everyone acts like this is normal. In fairness, by Stalingrad standards, it probably is. The game’s best decision is that it doesn’t wink at the premise. It takes the bear seriously. Too seriously, maybe. It asks you to accept the burden of bearhood and then drops you into a frozen ruined city full of armed men who have somehow failed to prepare for claws. The setting is bleak as hell. Snow falls constantly. Not in a pretty way either. It feels less like atmosphere and more like the weather personally wants you dead. The Nazis have guns, numbers, and uniforms. Unfortunately for them, none of these things are especially helpful when the opposing force is a large mammal with no ammo requirements and very poor respect for military doctrine. Combat is slow, awkward, and weirdly stressful. You don’t sprint around like some action hero. You lumber. You commit. Every fight feels like a bad decision made slightly too late. Do you swipe? Charge? Back away and hope the enemy has an emotional breakdown? Sometimes the correct tactic is honestly just standing there and letting the situation become their problem. The game does punish stupidity. Rush in and you die. Wait too long and you freeze. Get stuck on rubble and, well, you are a bear in rubble. That feels less like a bug and more like the game making a point. There’s basically no story in the usual sense. No voice acting, as far as I could tell. I played it on my work PC without speakers, so maybe the bear delivers a moving monologue and I missed it. There are no big cutscenes either. The story is mostly frozen footprints, abandoned weapons, and the slow realization that “standard tactics” do not include a chapter on bear. The controls are sometimes clumsy. The animations are stiff. Pathfinding has moments where it appears to be negotiating with itself. But honestly, it kind of fits. War is messy. Ruins are annoying. Plans do not survive contact with a 300 kg furry variable. This is not a power fantasy. At first you think it might be. You’re a bear. That should count for something. But no. The enemy is too many, the cold is too much, and eventually the whole thing becomes a bleak joke about endurance. You don’t win because you’re strong. You don’t really win at all. You just keep going until the game reminds you that being a bear is not enough to fix history. A strangely serious, frostbitten, occasionally broken game about war, stubbornness, and the limits of excellent posture. Recommended for anyone who wants historical realism, environmental storytelling, and the educational experience of discovering that even a very committed bear can still lose.
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BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻 is currently priced at 1.99€ on Steam.
Yes, BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻 is currently available at a 50% discount. You can purchase it for 1.99€ on Steam.
Yes, BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻 received 914 positive votes out of a total of 973 achieving a rating of 8.84.
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BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻 was developed and published by Rabotiagi games.
Yes, BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻 is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻 is not playable on MacOS.
No, BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻 is not playable on Linux.
BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻 is a single-player game.
Yes, there are 2 DLCs available for BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻. Explore additional content available for BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻 on Steam.
No, BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻 does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻 does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, BEAR, VODKA, STALINGRAD!🐻 is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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