Red Comrades 007: Gold of the Party
Петька 007: Золото Партии
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- Video game
- Year
- 2006
- Author
- Saturn Plus, Buka
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A video game developed by the Russian studio Saturn Plus and published by Buka on September 28, 2006, for Windows, it is the seventh installment in the humorous point-and-click adventure series featuring Petka and Vasily Ivanovich Chapaev. The story begins with the protagonists boarding the cruiser "Ochakov" for a top-secret mission. However, Petka accidentally presses a red button on the captain's bridge, activating a time machine that transports the ship to 1969, where it collides with a yacht carrying models and media magnate Hugh Hefner. After rescuing the passengers and temporarily appointing Hefner as captain, the heroes must revive Furmanov, which requires the assistance of the ship's doctor, Kuzmich. To persuade Kuzmich, Petka and Chapaev arrange dates with the models. Once Furmanov is restored, the team sets course for the Bermuda Triangle to retrieve the party's gold bars. Along the way, they visit France, where Jacques Cousteau joins the expedition, and confront the antagonist Dr. Da and his assistant Scary Yi. The adventure leads them to Atlantis, where they rescue Anka, prevent the activation of a destructive weapon, and escape on a submarine as the island explodes. The gameplay is a third-person point-and-click adventure featuring three playable characters—Petka, Chapaev, and Anka—each with unique abilities. Players solve puzzles, interact with characters and objects, manage inventory, and navigate between locations using a map. The game also includes a Pac-Man-style mini-game.
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