hello,  

it's a neat little game, runs well   , i want to thank you  and also announce here publicly that i am the GRAND CHAMPION of the leaderboard sviatoslav igorevich , the great prince of kiev, who ran roughshod over the demonic slave-raiding khazar empire so that for centuries the SLAVS dominated the steppe lands,  the great PAGAN prince of rus' sviatoslav, the inspiration for centuries of ukrainian (and even russian) nationalists

one problem - in the ukrainian localization (with the cyrillic names ) some of the names, i have noticed (and maybe more of them) are russian, instead of ukrainian

like Россия instead of Росія

Беларусь Білорусь

Hi, just playing the latest release.

• The "NATO Leaders Visit Kyiv" card doesn't seem to change Kyiv to yellow from red/brown. It also doesn't say what happens if Kyiv is already blue.

Will there be an option for English labels on the map, instead of Cyrillic?

That would make life a bit easier, thanks.  Good luck with the game, and glory to Ukraine!

Hi Adam:

I just played the Unity version.  

A) Really awesome game!  It is tough to make really complex game mechanics like this fit into a computer game, but you pulled it off.  The artwork is also great.  All the Cyrillic characters threw me at first, but then I really liked it.

B) When I hit the restart button on the game over screen, I cycle to the intro screen, but then I go right back to the game over screen.  I would love to play again, as I did not do very well on my first try :( 

Hi Adam,

Some quick feedback (I am playing on a 1440p Windows 10 machine at 100% screen scaling):

• The final scoring table should use a more visible font for the non-highlighted scoring levels
• I think the top score category was meant to be 375+. Right now it says 300+ (which overlaps with 300-374)
• Defaulting to a frameless window instead of fullscreen would help with screenshots
• The Morale track is not currently labeled
• The VP Track label is actually touching the track itself
• Sometimes the oblast names on the map are obscured by the Russian Event dialogue, making it harder to figure out the impact of the decision
• Consider making the dialogues modal (preventing interaction with the background). Right now, background controls can still be interacted with while a dialogue is visible (even if it's not clear to me if they have any effect)
• At the end of the game, there should be an option to start a new game instead of needing to exit first
• As a solitaire scoring game, a local scoreboard might be helpful for players to see their prior performances
• The rules should note whether or not unused AP roll over, and if so, how many
• The Russians never seem to counter-attack Crimea. Arguably, if the player takes Crimea (fairly simple in early turns), then Russian actions should heavily bias a counterattack there (arguably, it should also increase Russian unrest and also decrease Western support due to being regarded as an escalatory move at this early point in the war)

Thanks again for the thoughtful excursion!

Hi, your Windows Zip appears to contain only Mac files