Криминальная Россия 3D 3.3

This game offers a detailed simulation of Russian vehicles set against the gritty backdrop of 1990s crime-ridden Russia. Players assume the role of a young driver navigating through an urban environment, collecting coins and rare diamonds to upgrade their vehicles.

The game features six selectable cars: the Zhiguli 2107 (Seventh), Lada 2115 Samara (Fifteen), VAZ 2108 Voshchka, a Black Gelandewagen, GAZ Volga, and the rare Chaika. Prior to unlocking these vehicles, players must locate them within the city and purchase them, adding a realistic progression element.

Players can choose to embody a legitimate entrepreneur or embrace the criminal underworld as a gangster—driving iconic Russian cars such as the Zhiguli and Lada, eventually culminating in the formidable Black Gelandewagen, symbolizing a true vehicle of crime.

An integrated garage allows users to view their collection of vehicles and perform tuning modifications. Upgrades include engine performance enhancements, speed increases, wheel customization, and repainting options, fostering a personalized experience.

The game presents a richly detailed 3D map of a crime-themed city during the 1990s, extending into forests, rural villages, abandoned constructions, and more. Players can choose their driving style—either cautious and rule-abiding or riskier, adrenaline-fueled adventures through bandit territories. Maintenance stations are available for repairs, ensuring vehicles remain in top condition.

Key features include:

• Expansive, realistic 3D cityscape reflecting the atmosphere of a 1990s criminal environment.
• A focus on Russian automobiles within a gangster narrative from the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
• Realistic driving simulation with multiple camera angles for immersive control.
• Dynamic traffic including models such as GAZelle vans, Zhiguli Sevens, Lada Grants, VAZ 2108 Voshchka, Lada Four (Cheryka), KALINA models, PAZ buses, and others.
• A personal garage for vehicle selection and customization.
• The option to call tow trucks for immobilized vehicles.
• Multiple viewpoints available—first-person and third-person perspectives.