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Gigahrushevka

This is not a free-roam map or just a collection of buildings — it’s a massive 69–floor tower you’ll have to go through. The whole journey can take about an hour, depending on how attentive you are to details. And I recommend being attentive, because under some random pile of junk you might find a new level… or just another bottle, which you’ll always be short of. Yes, to progress further down the floors you’ll need to collect bottles — it won’t be hard, but it will make the playthrough more interesting.
And the most important thing: I won’t hide it — this mod is based on the Samozbor universe, or to be more precise, on a wonderful game called KLETKA. I strongly recommend checking out the original source of this idea, because you won’t find another game like it anywhere else. And that’s no surprise, since Oleg is there
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1699480/KLET/

You start at the top and descend through 69 stairwells of the Gigahrushchyovka, with the goal of reaching the 69th floor while collecting bottles along the way. The gameplay loop is simple and clear: each floor has 4 apartments, about half of them contain something; you explore, laugh, grab bottles, and trade them at the smoke lounges.
A new bit of lore from me personally — the **“smoke lounge”** every 10 floors: a rest spot where you can recover, listen to the radio, and hand in collected bottles. But the deeper you go, the more abandoned and strange these lounges become.
The further you go, the more skibidi dop yes-yes it gets — that’s the best way to describe the gradual decay of the floors as you descend. The first 10 floors are perfectly normal, but little by little, the apartments turn more and more absurd: somewhere a paratrooper’s leg got ripped off, somewhere they’re filming “Investigative Documentary”, somewhere the boys are singing about a crematorium. In short, the adventure promises to be interesting.

Today we have as a guest a man who became a legend in his lifetime, People’s Artist of the USSR, Ukraine, Russia and even Checheno-Ingushetia; laureate of the USSR State Prize and Lenin Komsomol; a recognized, respected, and handsome man… but on second thought, I decided to start differently: today we welcome DimonB18.
I want to thank everyone who has played or is just about to play this mod.
And of course, huge thanks to Oleg Konstantinovich and his mother for the wonderful game he released.
The track in the trailer is PUSHKA by KOBLA.
Thank you all, you’re free to go!