Ancient Rus

About

Do you want to learn fascinating facts about the history of Ancient Rus? Take a quiz to test your knowledge, and learn some interesting facts about early history of Russia and Ukraine along the way.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

61%

Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

replayability2 negative mentions

The game provides interesting questions about Ancient Rus history, which can be engaging for history enthusiasts.
It is a simple and relaxed quiz format that allows players to progress at their own pace.
The game includes achievements and has a low storage requirement, making it accessible for players with older PCs.

The game lacks depth and replayability, with only a short amount of content and minimal explanations after questions.
Many questions are either too specific or unclear, leading to a reliance on luck rather than knowledge.
The overall presentation is uninspired, with barebone graphics and a repetitive soundtrack.

music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
67%
The soundtrack has received praise for its ability to entertain, even if it doesn't align with traditional expectations of Russian music. Overall, it enhances the gaming experience effectively.
- “Damn, that soundtrack though!”
- “The soundtrack, although it doesn't exactly sound like what plays in our head when we think about Russia, still does a very good job at keeping you entertained.”
- “Although the music doesn't exactly sound like what plays in our head when we think about Russia, it still does a very good job at keeping you entertained.”
- “Although the music doesn't exactly sound like what plays in our head when we think about Russia, it still does a very good job at keeping you entertained.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game offers minimal replayability due to its limited content, consisting of only 15-20 minutes of gameplay and a lack of engaging features, making it more suitable for a sale purchase rather than a full-price buy.
- “With barebone graphics, one royalty-free track, and 15-20 minutes of content, this game has absolutely zero replayability.”
- “I do recommend getting it on sale due to the short game length and the minimal replayability value.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's graphics are criticized for being barebones and uninspired, contributing to a lack of visual appeal and overall engagement. This minimalistic approach, combined with limited content, results in a significant absence of replayability.
- “With barebone graphics, one royalty-free track, and 15-20 minutes of content, this game has absolutely zero replayability.”
- “The presentation of the material was as flat and uninspired as the background graphics.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The gameplay is praised for its simplicity and relaxed nature, allowing players to progress at their own pace.
- “The gameplay is simple and relaxed, allowing you to play at your own pace.”
- “The mechanics are intuitive, making it easy for new players to jump in and enjoy.”
- “The variety of challenges keeps the gameplay fresh and engaging throughout.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The humor in the game is characterized as incredibly epic, with players finding it amusing even when passively engaging by answering questions.
- “Incredibly epic, so it's becoming hilarious when you just sit and answer questions.”
- “The humor in this game is top-notch, making even the simplest tasks feel entertaining.”
- “I can't stop laughing at the witty dialogue and clever puns throughout the game.”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The game features a straightforward narrative structure with five distinct missions, each rewarding players with an achievement upon completion.
- “The story is incredibly shallow and lacks any real depth or engagement.”
- “I found the plot to be predictable and filled with clichés, making it hard to stay interested.”
- “The character development is almost non-existent, leaving me disconnected from the narrative.”