Five nights at Stalin

by FreezyCat

The Developer Says...

A horror game in which the main antagonist is Stalin himself, or rather his statue. The player must use all the resources given to him to stand up to the mighty foe, or else he will face either dismissal or something worse...

Keywords

Point and click

First-person action horror

Security guard duties

Statue movement tracking

Resource utilization

Difficulty progression

Time management

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Players Like...

❤ Gameplay Mechanics

Players defend a museum as a security guard, using a radio, torch, and table-hiding strategy to prevent a menacing Stalin statue from escaping each night. The first-person point-and-click interface demands constant vigilance and split-second decision-making.

❤ Opponent Variety

Three unique antagonists challenge players with increasingly complex evasion patterns. Stalin's statue becomes more aggressive with each passing night, transforming from a slow-moving threat to a near-unstoppable force.

❤ Strategic Elements

Players must rapidly switch between camera views, manage limited resources, and predict the statue's potential movements. Each wrong choice risks immediate termination or a far more terrifying consequence than job loss.

❤ Atmosphere and Presentation

Hyper-detailed graphics capture the oppressive Soviet museum environment, blending historical accuracy with surreal horror elements. Dark, cramped spaces and flickering light sources intensify the psychological tension.

❤ Replay Value

Five progressively difficult nights test players' strategic skills, with a brutal hardcore mode unlocking after full completion. No microtransactions or additional purchases interrupt the pure survival experience.

❤ Player Appreciation

Gamers celebrate the unexpected concept, praising its innovative horror mechanics and dark comedic undertones. The absurd premise of a haunted dictator statue resonates with players seeking unconventional gaming experiences.