A Game Not for Everyone. 1941
7 hrs. 18 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Daniil Kalinin
Author
Daniil Kalinin
Narrator
Pozhiloy Ksenomorf
Narrator
Pozhiloy Ksenomorf
Description
On June 22, 1941, near Brest, the first blow of the Wehrmacht was taken by the border guards and garrisons of unfinished bunkers. Without an order to retreat and awaiting help from army units, they fought to the last cartridge, not surrendering even a single inch of Soviet land. Most of them remained on the border—killed, but unbroken…
Our contemporary is given the chance to test himself by going back into the past. The transition is ensured by virtual reality technologies, and for Roma Samsonov everything that happens feels like a thrilling, blood-rushing adventure… until it turns out there is no way back—and if he dies in the past, Roma will die for real. Now he is a fighter of the 3rd outpost of the 17th Brest border detachment, and his fate becomes tightly intertwined with the fates of Soviet soldiers who died back in that distant, fateful forty-first year…
Our contemporary is given the chance to test himself by going back into the past. The transition is ensured by virtual reality technologies, and for Roma Samsonov everything that happens feels like a thrilling, blood-rushing adventure… until it turns out there is no way back—and if he dies in the past, Roma will die for real. Now he is a fighter of the 3rd outpost of the 17th Brest border detachment, and his fate becomes tightly intertwined with the fates of Soviet soldiers who died back in that distant, fateful forty-first year…
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