When was the last time you allowed yourself to be naughty? What if you were asked to take a dip in a fountain in front of everyone? Would you agree? Let's find out! The creators of the new game, Fountain Swimming Simulator, have given you just that opportunity! The story puts you in the shoes of a simple Soviet paratrooper who gets drunk and goes on a wild ride! Of course, it's Airborne Forces Day! It's time to celebrate!
A very fun and positive game based on a common Russian stereotype: Airborne Forces Day is a holiday for all paratroopers and an opportunity for them to have a drink, stroll around the city, smash bottles over their heads in front of passersby, and even jump into a fountain and take a dip! This stereotype isn't just a coincidence; such instances are not uncommon in real life! That's why the developers liked the idea so much that they decided to create a simulator based on the theme.
Fontyanochku Khochetsya Games Studio has unveiled a game that will allow you to get drunk to your heart's content, take a dip in a fountain, fight with curious journalists, and generally cause a great deal of mischief. It's especially appealing to tough guys, as here you can immerse yourself in an atmosphere of simple, heartfelt fun, meet people like you, let loose to entertain a curious crowd, get into mischief, and become the toast of your town!
The game allows you to parachute from a plane into a fountain in front of astonished people, have a hearty drink, then test the strength of the bottles and throw them at annoying journalists, or simply let off some steam and have a good laugh. The developers also promise beautiful Soviet-style graphics, plenty of satirical moments, and funny memes.
The game is single-player. It's currently in development for all gaming platforms. You can play the simulator via a one-time payment to the copyright holder or by purchasing it from the online store. You can also download the Fountain Bathing Simulator for PC via torrent in Russian.
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