Krai Mira: post-apocalyptic Crimea

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Krai Mira: post-apocalyptic Crimea is a single player role playing game. It was developed by TallTech studio and was released on July 11, 2016. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

"Krai Mira: Extended Cut" is a post-apocalyptic RPG set in a toxic, irradiated Crimea. The Extended Cut version offers rich new content including enhanced UI, new items, dangerous creatures, and additional random encounters. Survival requires fighting both the environment and other survivors in this harsh, unforgiving world.

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story16 positive mentions

gameplay6 negative mentions

Atmospheric setting that captures the essence of classic post-apocalyptic RPGs like Fallout.
Engaging combat mechanics with fun ragdoll physics and a variety of weapons.
Offers nostalgic elements for fans of early Fallout games, providing a sense of exploration and discovery.

Clunky user interface and numerous technical issues, including game-breaking bugs.
Shallow narrative with limited character development and few meaningful choices.
World feels empty and lacks depth, with many NPCs being unresponsive and quests lacking variety.

story
48 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
61%
6%
The game's story is described as interesting but lacking depth, with a linear progression and limited character interactions that leave it feeling shallow. While the atmosphere and unique plot points are appreciated, many players feel that the storytelling could benefit from more development and side quests. Overall, the narrative captures a sense of desolation in a post-apocalyptic setting, but it struggles with pacing and character engagement.
- “This doesn't have as much of a story arc or plethora of mini-stories as those did, but it still captured a kind of desolate isolation of wandering around the wasteland with enough random encounters to spice it up.”
- “The story is unique enough, although it could be more rounded out and expanded.”
- “Really great storytelling; the engine is indie, but if you don't mind that, you are going to enjoy this game.”
- “This is an exceptionally basic RPG with little plot and poor gameplay.”
- “With that said, the storyline did not pull me in enough to play it longer than I did.”
- “You have no character customization; you're just this dude who you can name, but that's it, with a huge lack of character story. There is no reason for this limitation.”
gameplay
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
18%
55%
27%
The gameplay of Krai Mira is characterized by an atmospheric post-apocalyptic setting but suffers from average mechanics, frustrating combat, and a high difficulty curve. Players often experience issues such as losing their inventory, clunky combat reliant on pseudo-rng, and poor AI companion control, leading to a lack of strategic depth. While the game has some enjoyable battle mechanics, it is marred by bugs and a simplistic RPG structure, resulting in a mixed reception overall.
- “Krai Mira (or Crimea) attempts to immerse players in a post-apocalyptic world with its atmospheric setting and diverse gameplay.”
- “Nice gameplay, atmosphere, and graphics, and it does what it sets out to do so far.”
- “I enjoy the battle mechanics, but it would be nice if the player had some control over his companions (now the AI controls them all), as usually they tend to just blindly charge the enemy and you have to constantly keep saving them from certain death, by taking the hits meant for them.”
- “Game mechanics are average and include the two most ancient flaws of RPGs: horrible real-time sneaking without sneaking mechanics.”
- “It's pretty wonky; mechanics aren't particularly fleshed out, combat is frustrating, the player loses their complete inventory several times (and doesn't get it back!), and the difficulty curve is quite high.”
- “This is an exceptionally basic RPG with little plot and poor gameplay.”
graphics
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
44%
39%
17%
The graphics in Krai Mira are generally praised for their quality and ability to capture a post-apocalyptic atmosphere reminiscent of the original Fallout games, with many noting they are a significant improvement over Fallout 2. However, some users criticize the visuals for being choppy and lacking depth, as well as pointing out that the artwork does not enhance interactivity within the game. Overall, while the graphics are appealing, they are seen as not fully compensating for the game's limited gameplay elements.
- “The graphics are really nice. People complain about the Unity engine, but I must say it certainly captured the post-apocalyptic atmosphere of the original Fallout games I love.”
- “Nice gameplay, atmosphere, and graphics; it does what it sets out to do so far.”
- “The music is very nice and fitting to the atmosphere of the game, and the graphics are what I'd expect from this sort of game.”
- “Krai Mira is basically a Fallout 2 clone with much better and yet still terrible visuals.”
- “In terms of graphics, it is much better than Fallout 2, though the elements are not as rich as Fallout 2.”
- “Graphics is much better but far more choppy.”
atmosphere
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
12%
13%
The atmosphere of Krai Mira (or Crimea) is highly praised for its immersive post-apocalyptic setting, reminiscent of classic Fallout games, complemented by appealing graphics and fitting music. Players appreciate the quirky characters and the exploration opportunities, despite a limited number of quests and NPC interactions. Overall, the game successfully captures a unique and engaging atmosphere that stands out in a market often criticized for low-quality offerings.
- “The music is very nice and fitting to the atmosphere of the game, and the graphics are what I'd expect from this sort of game.”
- “10/10 for awesome post-apocalyptic atmosphere.”
- “Being a road warrior, rover, post-apocalyptic type fan, I do like the atmosphere.”
- “The graphics are really nice; people complain about the Unity engine, but I must say it certainly captured the post-apocalyptic atmosphere of the original Fallout games I love.”
music
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
63%
18%
19%
The music in the game receives mixed feedback, with many praising its quality and atmospheric fit, often comparing it favorably to the Fallout series. However, some players feel it could benefit from more content and variety, with one track noted for being particularly grating over time. Overall, the music is generally regarded as a strong aspect of the game, contributing positively to the overall experience.
- “The music is very nice and fitting to the atmosphere of the game, and the graphics are what I'd expect from this sort of game.”
- “The art looks terrific, and the music score is on par.”
- “Last thing worth mentioning is really good music.”
- “The thing I didn't like was the music, though.”
- “The models are solid, and the music is almost on par with the Fallout series.”
- “It could, of course, like most every game, use more content and tweaks, but it's worth the price.”
stability
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability has been widely criticized, with users reporting numerous bugs and a lack of polish, making the experience frustrating and unfulfilling. While some believe it has potential and is worth the investment, many agree that it remains semi-complete and in need of significant improvements. Overall, the consensus is that the game is still plagued by issues that detract from its overall quality.
- “I was very surprised to see this 'extended cut' come out as the last time I had a look at this it was a buggy early access mess. This is truly poor marketing. I really don't care if all the fanboys give this a thumbs down; playing through this is just a depressing experience of how not to make a game well, and this mediocrity in every aspect is not something that should be rewarded or praised.”
- “Buggy as hell.”
- “The quest is bug-ridden and you seem to just ramble for no purpose.”
humor
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is largely derived from amusing English translation typos, which players find fitting for the wasteland setting rather than frustrating. Overall, the writing is described as solid, interesting, and consistently hilarious.
- “The English translation typos are more funny than annoying, and I find them fitting into the wasteland setting.”
- “The writing so far is pretty solid, quite interesting, and hilarious!”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is highly optimized, running flawlessly on Steam Play for Linux, with users consistently praising its performance.
- “The game is well optimized and runs flawlessly through Steam Play (Linux).”
- “The game is well optimized and runs flawlessly through Steam Play (Linux).”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players note that grinding for strength and health using healing items can significantly ease the game's difficulty, suggesting that this mechanic can be exploited to progress without much challenge. Overall, the grinding aspect is seen as a straightforward way to enhance character abilities, making the game more manageable.
- “If the game seems hard, get some healing needles and go farming strength and health (abusing mechanics). Basically, you don't need anything else to get through the game.”

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Krai Mira: post-apocalyptic Crimea is a role playing game.

Krai Mira: post-apocalyptic Crimea is available on PC and Windows.

Krai Mira: post-apocalyptic Crimea was released on July 11, 2016.

Krai Mira: post-apocalyptic Crimea was developed by TallTech studio.

Krai Mira: post-apocalyptic Crimea has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.

Krai Mira: post-apocalyptic Crimea is a single player game.

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