Gigakhrushch
9 hrs. 39 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Denis Kilesov
Author
Timur Suvorkin
Narrator
Danila Klyukin
Narrator
Danila Klyukin
Description
Meet the stories of Timур Suvorкин and Денис Килесов taking place in the unique universe of Samosbor, created by the collective consciousness of Runet.
You’ll face Gigahrust! This dark and mysterious building of the Soviet era stretches endlessly across billions of light-years, where residents are forced to survive amid absurdity, horror, and hopelessness. Here, gensensors rule; liquidators fight the consequences of a deadly samosbor; and hermodoor—sealed doors—are the only salvation from the violet fog that brings death.
Ivan Dotoshkin, a developer of GOST standards, sets off on a crazy journey through thousands of levels to uncover a secret that will change his life. Captain Vlad takes his elevator through zones of eternal self-collection to ancient ruins, where something is hidden that could shift the balance of power in Gigahrust. The “Supersfactory-17” team, trying to save their block from inevitable destruction, battles not only the cold, but also their own humanity.
“Gigahrust” is a collection combining Lovecraftian horror with the atmosphere of post-Soviet hopelessness.
You’ll face Gigahrust! This dark and mysterious building of the Soviet era stretches endlessly across billions of light-years, where residents are forced to survive amid absurdity, horror, and hopelessness. Here, gensensors rule; liquidators fight the consequences of a deadly samosbor; and hermodoor—sealed doors—are the only salvation from the violet fog that brings death.
Ivan Dotoshkin, a developer of GOST standards, sets off on a crazy journey through thousands of levels to uncover a secret that will change his life. Captain Vlad takes his elevator through zones of eternal self-collection to ancient ruins, where something is hidden that could shift the balance of power in Gigahrust. The “Supersfactory-17” team, trying to save their block from inevitable destruction, battles not only the cold, but also their own humanity.
“Gigahrust” is a collection combining Lovecraftian horror with the atmosphere of post-Soviet hopelessness.
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