Moscow showcases a record number of video games at the Tokyo exhibition
Moscow showcased a record number of video games at the Tokyo exhibition. The Cluster’s booth was one of the most visited, according to Japanese journalists and industry participants. More than half of the games had been translated into Japanese in advance.
They included TSAREVNA. Age of Tales, an action game based on Slavic folk tales; Slavania, a 2D adventure about heroes; “Zaychik,” a detective game about the disappearance of children in a taiga village; and The Black Ice, a survival game set at Vostok Station in Antarctica. 🐻
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Moscow showcased a record number of video games at the Tokyo exhibition. The Cluster’s booth was one of the most visited, according to Japanese journalists and industry participants. More than half of the games had been translated into Japanese in advance.
They included TSAREVNA. Age of Tales, an action game based on Slavic folk tales; Slavania, a 2D adventure about heroes; “Zaychik,” a detective game about the disappearance of children in a taiga village; and The Black Ice, a survival game set at Vostok Station in Antarctica. 🐻
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