1992: Rasputie
Take a place of a politician in the post-Soviet space and immerse yourself in the struggle for power amid the ruins of the former empire. Your decisions will determine the path of the young state's development.
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1992: Rasputie is a turn-based role-playing strategy game where you can build a political career in post-Soviet republics such as Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, or Georgia. Immerse yourself in the complexities of this historical period: economic and political reforms, public protests, lobbying, corruption, and military conflicts. Will you lead your country to freedom and democracy, or will you shackle it under an authoritarian regime?
You have four types of resources at your disposal: capital, public support, power, and authority. Which of these will help you rise to the top? Keep in mind that every choice has consequences, both for you personally and for the entire country.
Your character’s political views, shaped by their actions and public statements, will influence how the public and other players perceive them. Will you seek allies among liberals or turn to socialists? Or perhaps compromise is the best path?
FEATURES
Hundreds of real-life-inspired characters and historical events
Complete freedom of action: shape both your character’s and your country’s fate
Flexible game settings, including historical, realistic, and random event modes
The ability to implement reforms and launch social programs to create your ideal state
Organize protests and strikes, using public support to push for political change
Build your own business empire to fund your most ambitious plans
Develop connections in the government to lobby for your interests
Resort to force when all other options are exhausted
The Soviet Union has fallen, and your new country stands at the rasputie. Where will you lead it?
