Ostalgie: The Berlin Wall reviews

The Game would be something for History lessons if only it had a German Language. There is only Russian and English, that is the only Shortcoming

A historically faithful game, it improves enough aspects of Crisis in the Kremlin, and allows a level of management much deeper than in CitK, but it is very much missed that there are more events that make you feel more at the historical moment. The best Thing about the game is to be able to pass over history, and make your regime survive while Gorbachev sinks or part of your party constantly betrays you. If you like the history of the TWENTIETH century and the Socialist Bloc, a very recommended game 10/10.

Just amazing detail, a very heavy research work. It takes a little while to understand what is doing what and how to interrage the different parameters with each other, but what a reward to succeed! As for their previous game, the interface is quite special and can bring the one who knows the game only through his images to underestimate it, even if it is less true than with crisis in the Kremlin. If you are a fan of history, uchrony and Marxist culture, it can only interfere with you.

Interesting videogame, where you assume the command of any of the members of the Warsaw Pact (currently only Bulgaria, Romania and the GDR) and face the economic and social problems caused by the collapse of the Soviet empire. Without going into many details, it has a clean, nice and clear interface, as well as a gameplay based on clicks, but that is sometimes annoying for the processing time of these. With confidence you can say that despite being fresh out, has completely exceeded Crisis in the Kremlin, the game has a future and I recommend buying it.

The second game of russian developer Kremlingames is, like its precedessor, a political simulation during the Cold war era. You are the political leader of an eastern European socialist Country and try to struggle with the Glasnost and Perestroika from Moscow and the demands of your own people. Of course, you want to stay in power! The game itself is very interesting, because the developers try to create a "life" like environment, where different events effect your State, if you want them to or not. You certainly can't get them right. There nearly always is some kind of fallout for you. The game is still developed further and the developers ( a three man team) promised further updated with even more content. For the price I'd say, this game is good to buy, if you want to spend some time tinkering with politics and are too lazy to get yourself elected in RL :D