A GTA clone set in the wild '90s in Europe has been released on Steam. The full version of Vivat Slovakia is receiving mixed reviews
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
The developers of Vivat Slovakia have prepared a storyline inspired by real events, weaving together loyalty, corruption, and a thirst for power.
The full version of Vivat Slovakia was recently released on PC via Steam. This is a GTA-style game set in a European backdrop, originally launched in Early Access a year ago.
Team Vivat has prepared dozens of authentic vehicles, along with a storyline and missions:
“Discover the gritty charm of 1990s Bratislava, sprawling across a meticulously recreated 10 square kilometers of bustling streets and historic landmarks.
Take on the role of an undercover secret agent disguised as a taxi driver and explore a city reflecting the turmoil of an era caught between communism and capitalism. Real businesses, buildings, and popular hangouts of that era were recreated with meticulous attention to detail.”
The overall rating for Vivat Slovakia on Steam is ~70%, but recently the game has been receiving “mixed reviews” — players note significant technical issues, reporting that it lags and has bugs. The core concept and atmosphere themselves are praised.
Video: https://youtu.be/MNaaxs1TYYg
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Cover author: Team Vivat. Image source: steamcommunity.com
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