- September 19, 2014
- Orion Games
- 19h median play time
The Stalin Subway
Platforms
About
"The Stalin Subway" is a first-person shooter game set in an alternate reality Soviet Union. Players navigate through a metro system filled with futuristic weaponry and genetically modified creatures while completing mission objectives. The game features a single-player campaign and multiplayer mode with various character classes and customizable loadouts.








- The game offers a unique and engaging setting in post-WWII Moscow, providing a fresh perspective on the FPS genre.
- The gunplay is enjoyable, with a variety of weapons and mechanics like ricocheting bullets that add depth to combat.
- Despite its flaws, the game has a certain charm and nostalgia for fans of older FPS titles, making it a fun experience for those who appreciate janky games.
- The game is plagued by numerous technical issues, including crashes, long loading times, and graphical glitches that hinder gameplay.
- Level design can be confusing and repetitive, with unclear objectives and a lack of direction that frustrates players.
- Voice acting and translations are often poor, detracting from the overall experience and making the story hard to follow.
graphics
52 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are widely regarded as outdated and subpar, even for its 2006 release, with many reviewers noting significant technical issues and a lack of modern graphical settings. While some appreciate the effort put into level design and certain visual elements, the overall consensus is that the graphics are disappointing, with frequent bugs and glitches detracting from the experience. Despite this, a few players find the visuals acceptable for an older title, particularly if they prioritize gameplay over graphics.
“Even the graphics are stunning!”
“The visuals are actually decent and the levels look pretty good, especially since I enjoy seeing real-world architecture through the lens of Quake 3 era brush-style level design, and there are weird little flourishes like the bullets bouncing off metal, or NPCs having recurring conversations.”
“It has good graphics, the designers did their job very well, you feel somehow dragged back in time.”
“To get the game to run at all, you have to install a fan patch, and most of the graphics settings are in a separate config executable you have to go digging for; you can't even set the resolution in the game itself!”
“I wanted to avoid this section of the review, as the game is from the year 2006, so the graphics are of course outdated and horrific by today's standards.”
“The graphics are bad for 2006; the music does not fit the environment, the voice acting is horrendous, and there are some bugs here and there.”