Jiří Kára Simulátor
Duranga 2000 is a Czech independent action FPS inspired by a notorious 2000’s video The wedding of Jiří Kára. Playing as Jiří, you dive into Prague streets at the turn of the millenium on a quest to find your lost wife.
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Duranga 2000 is a Czech independent action FPS inspired by a notorious 2000’s video The wedding of Jiří Kára.
The game tells an alternative story of what might have happened the day after the legendary wedding.
You wake up as Jiří in the middle of Prague’s dirty streets. Hungover and confused, you are now driven by one clear goal - to find Blanka, your bride, who has mysteriously disappeared. Your journey leads through rough streets, dive bars and forgotten corners of the city, where 90’s nostalgia blends with urban grime, absurd humor and stories from the Prague underground.
The game is fully developed by an independent studio Voodoo Kollektiv, with the aim of creating an authentic Czech game rooted in local environments and culture.
World, Story, and Atmosphere
First-person action FPS
Linear, story-driven experience
Authentic Czech voice acting
Real and stylized Prague locations
A nocturnal city full of details, ideas, and small stories
Absurd situations, dark humor, and references to Czech underground culture
Street-level grit where both blood and beer flow
