
THEY CAME FROM A COMMUNIST PLANET is a first-person riot game where aliens reach earth and trigger a socialist revolution. Break through police lines with bricks and molotovs as you follow the aliens into a communist future!
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Fun free Riot Game Throwing bricks and molotovs onto the police until they crawl back into their mommas womb With a little help from the communist Aliens ofc
Installed the game Saw that the prologue is basically my life Joined a communist riot Finished the game Uninstalled it 10/10 absolutely recommended
A riot simulator. Nothing is related to actual communism. Inspirational quotes do not make CEO, neither revolutionaries.
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good game shows true colour about capitalism, although it's a little too revisionist and too idealistic for me
We have nothing to lose but our chains!
That felt GREAT. THANK YOU.
made in a capitalist country, uses capitalist platform, and paint capitalism in a negative light. This game would not be allowed in China if the roles were reversed.
It's a walking sim with minimalistic graphics and a few "communist" quotes. The gameplay consists of throwing things at police man/cars, which is quite boring in my opinion. It's not a particularly bad game, but even if it's free, it didn't felt like it was worth my time. [b]5/10
nikto ne dast nam izbavlenya wannabe maoists critiquing this are funny af
You can throw molotov cocktails
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