21 years later, the strategy game "Bratki" from the creators of "Nuclear Titbit" has been released on Steam

Publisher Strategy First continues to release Russian classics on PC via Steam. In August, Valve's store featured the game "Bratki" (or Bratki) from VZLab studio. The original release of the project by the creators of "Nuclear Titbit" took place in 2005.

The project is positioned as a tactical strategy game "with elements of deception." Players are invited to take on the role of 90s "Bratki":

Shaved heads, short leather jackets, and a tinted "nine" or a not-so-new BMW. Calloused fists and a piece of rebar as a means of enrichment. Recognize them? Yes, it's them! The legendary figures of the 90s of the XX century return to flex their muscles and show off their intellect. They are the masters of the city, experts in building "roofs" and redistributing districts. They are the terror of kiosks, cooperatives, and speculators. They are the Bratki!

The gameplay of "Bratki" includes turn-based tactical battles, as well as management of a criminal group. Players will have to complete story quests and build their criminal career.

The "Bratki" game page on Steam is available at the following link. Until August 21, the game has a release discount; collectible cards drop.