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D3ad Hand

Point-and-clickAdventureIndie

Steam
Released

Sep 2, 2024

798 days ago
Platforms
  • PC
Ratings

Release dates

North America dates
  1. Sep 2, 2024798 days ago
    • PC

About

Crack the code, feed the cat, save the world. Yuri Spraytyvich has been selected for the role of Junior Strategic Missile Force Manager of Čerëmuški Command Post in Chita, Siberia. His new position comes with a lot of responsabilities and he will need to deal with lack of maintenance, worker strikes, radioactive materials and PERIMETER, the soviet automatic defence system. When PERIMETER receives by mistake the order to start the launch of the ballistic missile, it is up to Yuri to fix the problem and save the world from nuclear apocalypse. D3AD HAND is a satirical Point and click comedy adventure game set during the cold war in a soviet bunker.

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Game info

Released
2024 · see every game from that year
Modes
Single player
Perspective
Side view
Engine
Unity

Other versions

Remaster of 1

Studios

Languages

4 languages
Chinese (Simplified), English, Italian, Russian
LanguageAudioSubtitlesInterface
Chinese (Simplified)简体中文–
EnglishEnglish (US)
ItalianItaliano–
RussianРусский–

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Story & names

Yuri Spraytyvich has been selected for the role of Junior Strategic Missile Force Manager of Čerëmuški Command Post in Chita, Siberia. His new position comes with a lot of responsabilities and he will need to deal with lack of maintenance, worker strikes, radioactive materials and PERIMETER, the soviet automatic defence system. When PERIMETER receives by mistake the order to start the launch of the ballistic missile, it is up to Yuri to fix the problem and save the world from nuclear apocalypse.

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Also known as

  • D3AD HANDStylized title
  • Deadhand.exeWindows Executable

Release dates by region

1 release in 1 region

worldwide

  • Sep 02, 2024PC

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