Stalin vs. Martians

Stalin vs. Martians

Released2009
Stalin vs. Martians is a parody real-time strategy video game developed by Black Wing Foundation, Dreamlore and N-Game, released on April 29, 2009. Described as "trashy and over-the-top" by its creators, the game mocks World War II strategy games and utilizes pythonesque humor. The developers state that Stalin vs. Martians is "obviously a parody, which sometimes gets close to being a satire" and is "halfway to becoming a trash icon of gaming industry for years". In some interviews the lead designer of the game compares Stalin vs. Martians to the Troma films. Many review sites considered this to be one of the worst strategy games of all time. It was removed from sale shortly after release. The campaign had 12 levels and ended with Stalin dancing during the credits, which was also used as the game's marketing trailer.
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DeveloperBlack Wing Foundation, N-Game Studios, Dreamlore
PublisherMezmer Games, Noviy Disk
ReleasedApril 23, 2009
StatusReleased
GenresReal Time Strategy (RTS)Strategy
ThemesActionComedyHistorical
PlatformsPC (Microsoft Windows) PC (Microsoft Windows)
ModesSingle player

About This Game

With the Soviet Union already stretched thin fighting the German advance, an alien landing force touches down in Siberia — stabbing socialism in the back from a direction no one was watching. Stalin's response is characteristically inflexible: it does not matter who the enemy is, only that they must be destroyed. Tank brigades and rifle companies charge the alien positions, Communists and Komsomol members at the front, as advanced Martian technology meets the sheer morale — and the personal intervention — of Comrade Stalin himself.

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