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This isn't a political simulator, and the MC in this is a high school girl from what looks like a pretty prosperous family, who hasn't necessarily figured out that communism doesn't work on a large scale. I find it hard to believe that people can accept games with mind control without a qualm, but buck against the idea of a 1970s Russian teenager not understanding the faults of communism. In any case, I'd suggest, for your health, that you not tell a kibbutznik to her face that communism is a scam.
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In any case, I find this game somewhat interesting but, as others have said, very confusing at times in terms of who is talking, and very unclear in terms of what the game is supposed to be about. It seems that Snezhana is supposed to be the main character, but the story is often told from someone else's point of view, and the player gets to make decisions for multiple characters in a scene.
I'd recommend that the authors choose a POV and stick to it. The player shouldn't directly control whether the geeky friend demands a blow job, or the slutty girlfriend gives it, but should do so indirectly by, for instance, making dialogue choices that encourage the geek to be bold and the girlfriend to be slutty. A game with an omniscient viewpoint and omnipotent powers isn't interesting for long.
I'd recommend that the authors choose a POV and stick to it. The player shouldn't directly control whether the geeky friend demands a blow job, or the slutty girlfriend gives it, but should do so indirectly by, for instance, making dialogue choices that encourage the geek to be bold and the girlfriend to be slutty. A game with an omniscient viewpoint and omnipotent powers isn't interesting for long.
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Has anyone ever told you you're such a funny guy?
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Oh, a game about a soviet high school girl? Hmm, in Russia (and in Soviet Union earlier) high school ends at the age of 16-17. So, if this game tells you at start, that "All characters are 18 years or older" don't believe it, it's a lie 
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.Yep it has. I am not able to translate it fully, but it has something to do with the snow. Wikipedia says, that it's probably derived from snow and wife.
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I know we had someone called Snezhana in our family but we called her Snežana or Snežka, well that is slavic names for you.Oh, a game about a soviet high school girl? Hmm, in Russia (and in Soviet Union earlier) high school ends at the age of 16-17. So, if this game tells you at start, that "All characters are 18 years or older" don't believe it, it's a lie
Yep it has. I am not able to translate it fully, but it has something to do with the snow. Wikipedia says, that it's probably derived from snow and wife.
Snežana is a western Slavic version, Snezhana is a transcription.
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