ATOM RPG: Trudograd is a standalone sequel to the post-apocalyptic cRPG that takes the player to the freezing metropolis of the Soviet Union, destroyed by nuclear war. It is a sequel in the atmosphere of classic turn-based RPGs, recommended especially for those who have completed the first part – you can start the game from scratch or transfer your character from ATOM RPG, continuing its story after the events of the finale. The action takes place 22 years after the nuclear annihilation that annihilated two global powers and plunged humanity into ruin. As an ATOM agent, you venture north into a vast city that has survived despite the disaster – and perhaps holds the solution to stop the looming cosmic threat. Trudograd is a perilous metropolis set in a snowy setting, where the past and remnants of former power mix with a brutal world of surviving factions, pirates, mutants, and secret military projects. The game offers over 40 hours of content and over 45 different locations – from snow-covered streets and underground bunkers, to an ice-bound pirate tanker, an isolated island and vast areas outside the city. Trudograd also provides over 30 battle maps where you'll face dozens of enemies, from armed mercenaries to terrifying mutations. The game world is buzzing with more than 300 characters with their own portraits and lines of dialogue, and more than 200 quests that can be solved in a variety of ways. Trudograd also develops narrative elements through non-linear textual plot events with atmospheric illustrations. The extensive arsenal includes over 100 weapon types and 75 possible modifications, while the armor system allows you to use three powerful Soviet-style exoskeletons, with many upgrade options. All of this supports freedom of approach, allowing the player to construct their own strategies and playstyles. ATOM RPG: Trudograd is a full-blooded, isometric CRPG for lovers of the classics – full of choices, consequences, tactical combat and a gloomy retro-post-apocalyptic atmosphere. Perfect for those who want to re-immerse themselves in the brutal yet fascinating world of the Soviet Wasteland.