- February 20, 2018
- Hardcore Studio
Putin takes taxes
Platforms
About
"Putin Takes Taxes" is a simulation game where you play as President Putin, personally collecting taxes from your people and restoring order to the streets. Use action buttons in a randomly generated order to demand payment from those carrying money, or send duck-toting citizens to jail. With an emphasis on communication, this game offers a unique and engaging experience for those interested in the responsibilities of a president.


- Some players find humor in the absurdity of the game's premise, enjoying it as a joke or ironic gift.
- A few users appreciate the game as a unique political commentary, highlighting its satirical take on current events.
- Despite its flaws, some players claim it provides a form of entertainment, with one stating it was the 'most quality entertainment' they've ever had.
- The game is criticized for its poor graphics, broken English translations, and lack of technical quality, making it feel like a cash grab.
- Many players report gameplay bugs, tedious mechanics, and a lack of meaningful content, leading to a frustrating experience.
- There are concerns about unethical practices by the developer, including fake reviews and connections to other low-quality games.
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players noting intense moments and a variety of interactions, while others criticize it for being shallow and plagued by bugs. Many feel the overall experience is marred by poor graphics and obnoxious music, leading to disappointment, especially for those who had higher expectations. Overall, it appears to fall into the category of typical shovelware, lacking depth and polish.
“Intense gameplay you've never seen before.”
“There is actual gameplay (which again, can't be said for all the shovelware on Steam...) and variety in people you hassle and who carries what, so you can't judge based on that alone.”
“Obnoxious music, gameplay bugs even without any real gameplay, and ugly visual design.”
“Typical shovelware containing names like Putin, shallow gameplay, and utterly bad graphics.”
“There is actual gameplay (which again, can't be said for all the shovelware on Steam...) and variety in people you hassle and who carries what, so you can't judge based on that alone... and that's about it.”