"The Nineties: Survival Simulator" plunges you into the life of a person in 1990s Russia with nothing but your bare hands. You have to navigate through the tough economic conditions, starting from scratch — without money, documents, or a place to stay.
Look for job listings in newspapers, shop for groceries at the local market, and gradually gather the necessary papers and housing. Construct your own computer bit by bit — from the processor to the modem — and step into the era of hourly internet access, software downloads, and coding.
Keep the balance between earning a living and staying alive, as hunger grows by the hour, leaving no room for rest. Boost your intellect, secure your ideal job, and delve into writing programs — or even viruses — to boost your income.
Immerse yourself in nostalgia, overcome challenges, and embark on a journey from poverty to success. This game is ideal for those who lived through the 90s or are curious about that period.
How to play
The controls are intuitive: all actions are performed by tapping the on-screen buttons.
Begin at the metro station — try to beg for a token or purchase one for 3 rubles.
Head to the bazaar — buy food to stave off hunger and check the newspaper for job listings.
Find employment — choose a position with no special requirements and start earning money.
Keep an eye on your hunger level — it increases every hour, so make sure to buy food regularly.
Save up for housing and documents — they open up access to higher-paying jobs.
Visit the electronics shop to buy PC components and assemble your own computer.
Connect to the internet using prepaid cards, install applications, and write programs to increase your income.
Time passes automatically — hunger rises and wages are paid out daily. Stay on top of your finances, or the game will be over.