“Atomic Heart + Hotline Miami”: Steam Testing Begins for HMUR Shooter Set in an Alternate 1990s USSR
You can now preview the game before its official release.
Recently the developer FoxusSexus began playtesting Hmur. The project is billed as a fast-paced retro FPS set in a unique universe, fusing Soviet-era visuals with a dash of manic absurdity and the energy of iconic 1990s shooters.
The story unfolds in an alternate 1990 Soviet Union, deep in the Khakassia region. After an accident, the town of Mirnogorsk became the “epicenter of chaos,” where the protagonist — Sergey, a simple laborer with a complicated fate — finds himself.
The Hmur page on Steam is available at this link.
Source: iXBT.games

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