Calm Down, Stalin

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"Calm Down, Stalin - VR" is a simulation game that immerses you in the role of Stalin, where you will sign papers, answer phone calls, and smoke a pipe to relieve stress. The game offers various levels, from tutorials to absurd and challenging experiences, providing a mix of learning and entertainment. Whether you want to enjoy a relaxed simulation or test your skills, this game has something for everyone.

Play Modes

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

Reviews

91%

Audience ScoreBased on 44 reviews

The game is incredibly fun and provides a unique experience of being a dictator, mixing stress with enjoyment.
It offers a variety of challenges and levels, making it engaging and replayable.
Players appreciate the sensory overload and the intense multitasking required, which adds to the excitement.

The game can be extremely stressful and frustrating, leading to frequent rage quits due to its difficulty spikes.
Some players feel that the game is too short and not worth the price, wishing for more content.
There are complaints about the mechanics, such as throwing objects being difficult, which can hinder gameplay.

gameplay
1 mentions
300 % positive mentions
-500 % neutral mentions
300 % negative mentions
The gameplay is described as both enjoyable and stressful, with a steep difficulty curve that can lead to frustration and frequent rage quits. Players find that after mastering basic mechanics, they are quickly overwhelmed by the need to multitask multiple tasks simultaneously.
- “The gameplay is a thrilling mix of fun and stress, providing a challenging experience that keeps you on your toes.”
- “Once you master the basic mechanics, the game escalates quickly, requiring you to multitask and manage multiple objectives simultaneously.”
- “The difficulty curve can be steep, leading to moments of frustration, but it ultimately makes the sense of achievement even more rewarding.”
- “It is fun and stressful, but feels impossible to complete. I rage quit frequently because the difficulty doesn't build up well; once you learn the basic mechanics, you are thrown into multitasking four things at once.”
- “The gameplay is overly complicated and lacks a smooth learning curve, making it frustrating for new players.”
- “I found the controls to be unresponsive at times, which made critical moments in the game feel unfair and led to a lot of unnecessary deaths.”