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Kolkhoz: The Red Wedge

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43%Game Brain Score
graphics
story, atmosphere
67% User Score Based on 15 reviews

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Kolkhoz: The Red Wedge is a single player action game. It was developed by Umigame Studios and was released on October 19, 2018. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

In Kolkhoz: The Red Wedge, players step into 1929 Soviet Union as Gleb, a laborer working for the government. Your mission is to establish a collective farm, or Kolkhoz, in a Cossack village while dealing with various factions, from ousted landowners to war-weary fanatics. This immersive simulation explores the complex social and political dynamics of this intriguing time in history.

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67%
Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews
graphics1 positive mentions
gameplay2 negative mentions

  • The game presents a thought-provoking narrative that explores the complexities of Soviet collectivization and its historical context.
  • The puzzles are creative and original, adding an engaging element to the gameplay.
  • The graphics and atmosphere are well-crafted, making it a visually appealing experience for those interested in Soviet history.
  • The dialogues and plot are often criticized for being underwhelming, childish, and poorly translated, detracting from the overall experience.
  • Gameplay can feel tedious due to excessive backtracking and a lack of clear save points, leading to frustration.
  • The game is linear and may not fully deliver on its promising concept, leaving players wanting more depth and resolution.
  • story
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story explores the tension between Soviet agricultural collectivism and the entrenched corruption of a colonial monarchy, offering a thought-provoking premise. However, the execution suffers from childish dialogue, an abrupt ending, and a lack of depth in character development, leaving players wanting more. While the visuals are praised, the gameplay and narrative structure detract from the overall storytelling experience.

    • “The clash between the Soviet agricultural workers' attitude of collective enterprise, a notion introduced to a post-revolutionary society, and a corrupt labor-value dynamic that the colonial monarchy institutionalized and systematized for centuries can actually lead to a very thought-provoking story.”
    • “Lovely graphics and successful storytelling, average but acceptable gameplay features for an interactive novel kind of game.”
    • “It plays as a 2D storytelling game that involves using dialogue and puzzles to solve problems.”
    • “Dialogues and plot were childish and amateurish.”
    • “This game is presented as a story where you try and slowly convince everyone to support kolkhoz, but it barely even fulfills that.”
    • “The ending was abrupt and did not resolve the story, such as it was.”
  • atmosphere
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's atmosphere is highly praised for its immersive depiction of historical events, particularly the Bolshevik Revolution and 1930s collectivization, making it especially appealing to those interested in this era or related literature.

    • “The game immerses you in a rich atmosphere, especially with its detailed information about the era. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in the Bolshevik Revolution, the 1930s collectivization process, or those who enjoy novels like 'And Quiet Flows the Don' or Gladkov's 'Cement'.”
    • “The atmosphere is incredibly well-crafted, making you feel as if you are truly part of the historical events unfolding around you.”
    • “Every detail contributes to a captivating atmosphere that draws you in and keeps you engaged throughout the experience.”
    • “The game attempts to create an immersive atmosphere, but it often falls flat, leaving players feeling disconnected from the world.”
    • “While the setting has potential, the overall atmosphere lacks depth and fails to engage players on an emotional level.”
    • “Despite the historical context, the atmosphere feels generic and uninspired, making it hard to stay invested in the experience.”
  • gameplay
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Gameplay primarily involves exploring environments and interacting with characters, making up about 70% of the experience. While the graphics and storytelling are praised, the gameplay mechanics are considered average, fitting for an interactive novel format.

    • “Lovely graphics and successful storytelling, with average but acceptable gameplay features for an interactive novel-style game.”
    • “Walking from place to place looking for people takes up about 70% of the gameplay.”
    • “Lovely graphics and successful storytelling, but average gameplay features for an interactive novel-type game.”
  • graphics
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are praised for their beauty and effectiveness in enhancing the storytelling, while the gameplay features are considered average but suitable for an interactive novel format.

    • “Lovely graphics and successful storytelling, with average but acceptable gameplay features for an interactive novel-style game.”
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Kolkhoz: The Red Wedge is a action game.

Kolkhoz: The Red Wedge is available on PC and Windows.

Kolkhoz: The Red Wedge was released on October 19, 2018.

Kolkhoz: The Red Wedge was developed by Umigame Studios.

Kolkhoz: The Red Wedge has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its story.

Kolkhoz: The Red Wedge is a single player game.

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