A decade ago, when I enrolled in fifth grade, at my school was selling computer magazine Enter. For kids my age, or at least those with whom I hung out, Enter was a great discovery. CD that came as part of the magazine contained a variety of programs, which we then attach little or no attention; and games, free games.

One of the games that I particularly remembered is a beat ’em up title which I unfortunately forgot the name, and that can not be found in a variety of CDs which I saved. So when I heard about Mother Russia Bleeds I thought I would go back to childhood when my only philosophy was to kill the crap out of enemies, but it turned out quite differently – the game is kill God within me.

The year is 1986, and the alternate universe of the Soviet Union ruled by bribery and corruption. As four Russian roma who make a living by taking part in street fighting, political crime does not interest us. That is, until a seemingly normal day when our presentation of martial arts break the police and takes us to the underground laboratory where we become guinea pigs.

A month later, hungry for revenge, we are able to come to our senses and run away from the stinky detention with the intention to find those responsible for our state. Meanwhile, our acquaintance Vlad manages to launch revolutionary mission which does not want to just change the current system but also to clean the streets of drugs known as Necro. However, do not think that this is the story of the revolution, or even worse – about heroism. This is only the memory of selfish revenge that is accidentally coincided with the revolutionary movement, the fortune or misfortune of rebels.

Our fantastic four is: unpredictable enthusiast Boris, impulsive hot head Sergei, Natasha and bloodthirsty giant Ivan. We encourage you, reader, to invite your friends so that they become part of this alternative history.

After our gang escaped from inhumane cell, where he spent about a month, for a moment, we wished we were there and ended up. By studying the history of the early days you think you’re immune to anything like that, but it’s one thing when you read about it in a book, and quite another when you place it in front of his eyes.

„The thing with drugs is you on the one hand gives a boost so you think that you are invincible, but on the other hand you little by little breaks common sense.“

Finally, Mother Russia Bleeds will cost you 15 dollars, which is definitely too high a price for a game that is the day before the address the online co-op. But if you intend to play with at least two friends the price can turn a blind eye. The game would give you about could take away from three to eight hours of life – maybe more, maybe less – depending on with whom and on what difficulty level you play.