@Nuit: I'm tempted to remove you myself. Nobody says such nice things about my humour.

That’s what you get for refusing to kick my corgi legs, Nuit. It really broke Aus’ heart.

Hey, man. I now see you've removed me from your friends list. It's all right; you must have had your reasons. Just wanna say that I hope you have no hard feelings. People disagree on stuff sometimes... I wanted to still remain friends with you despite our differences. I loved your British deadpan humour and it was always a joy to see ya in my Activity Feed. Sorry if I upset you somehow.

Not asking to reconsider, just wanted to virtually shake yer hand. It's been a blast. Sorry it ended this way.

And, hey, we're not looking for you – you're playing only the first half of a twisted hide-and-seek game! – we just wait for you to get back, and instead, look!, you've just started your eleventh Julesvernian orbital trip around the Earth. Now you've become like the Moon!

It's basically a shooter that plays like an Ice-Pick Lodge game. It has a very conceptual design, as it's built around a short story written by Maxim Gorky, and all the elements of the game (including gameplay, interface, and enemy design) support the literary theme it's based on. Those guys were real artists! As you might expect from a Russian company, it came out really layered and allegorical in its message, and some even saw it as a bitter lament about the dissolution of the Soviet Union. :) I guess the reason it's not more popular is that it's no longer available on the store. I wrote a very passionate review a few years ago, and Steam wouldn't let me publish it for the same reason. :(

I'm hiding under the dirt and moss you'll never find me.