
It is said that the last frontier is space, but the crew of the Soviet Frigate, The Peresmeshnik, is about to discover that the sea still hides a terrifying secret. Waiting to be found.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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[h1]Before I played The Peresmeshnik, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
текстовый рассказ, даже без изображений. На мой взляд ерунда полная
good short game
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The game got me hooked
Fun short game
Short and sweet "Thing" inspired text-based horror game
short but good
It's short, well enough crafted and free. If you like interactive fiction it will while away a few minutes. Recommended.
For a free game, fine. I would not pay a dollar for it, though; three endings and a field of fog, nothing more. Written as though the characters are all struggling to speak English despite presumably taking place in Russian. Dialogue is more frustrating than the storyline is worth. The Thing, but on a boat. That's it.
A good short choice game with a suspense genre.
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