Okay, so when I was looking for a DVD player to place in my room, I noticed an old game disk. Since I couldn't take it out without removing the CD cases in front, I did just that. Removed the casing. Guess what? I found about 10 classic Russian PC games. The weirdest part? Almost none of the disks were scratched, and I found a game, best known as "Sumpfhuhn-2" or "Rooster's revenge 2" (horrific naming). It was made by a Russian company. I'm somewhat related to the creator. Putting the obvious pieces together, I found a translated game that my relative made. It was released in Russia, which has no rating board. There's a fake ESRB rating on the disc. I've never beaten the game. I must do it now. I'll post pics of all games later and give a detailed explanation of what they are later (most of them I have good memories of, some... not so good)
Hmmm that's odd, searching on google I can't find any images with either the russian or english name of the game, I'm kinda curious to see what it looks like and exactly how old it is
It's a rip-off of Moorhuhn, the name Sumpfhuhn-2 is German, as it's translated (in Russian) as Месть Болотных Куриц 2. Made for Germany, ported to English, and now Russian. Meridian93. This game is so weird. Done within 5 minutes of Google.
Okay, so I've played the game and I have this to say. My relatives did pretty good with the game, it's quite similar to how I remember it. The menu navigation is still horrid (like in all of their games), but the game itself is quite enjoyable. And pretty hard. In the second pic above, there's a chicken with a pie. If you don't shoot it, it'll block part of your screen until you finish your mission (shown at the left, you have to shoot down 10 planes in order to pass on the second screenshot). The boxart is quite funny- there's a level on there that doesn't exist within the game or the game files which I ripped and I got the music, which I'll post on my YouTube. Also, from another game- I sequenced one of my favorite songs in MIDI, I have it up, I just need to export as WAVE and put it together in Premiere Pro. The sound will be off and the quality of the video is bad. Still forcing it to be 1080.
