The newest level of grimdark Soviet boomer shooter Hrot has a cute little model train set tucked away in it.
Despite its incredibly grim atmosphere and ultra violence, the throwback FPS Hrot remains one of the funniest games I've ever played. You can play the piano, read your Lenin, kiss portraits of Czechoslovakian presidentNu, Pogodi!
That ribald sense of humor is alive and well in our first preview of Hrot's third and final act, Gastroscopy.
I am also incredibly fond of the cute little model train set stashed away in one of the apartments. It's fully functional too, letting you adjust the speed of the trains as they zoom through a miniaturized slice of Czech countryside—a calming reprieve from intense shooting through a beige-and-brown fever dream, and I'm a sucker for these little interactable gags Spytihněv sprinkles throughout the levels.
I'll be interested to see the overall direction Spytihněv takes with Episode 3. I was a huge fan of the setting shift in The Degustation, which did away with Episode 1's urban environments in favor of more rustic, almost pagan locales like a gothic castle or a witch's farm Roztyly could easily fit into Episode 1's milieu, but I suspect Gastroscopy still has plenty of surprises in store for its full release.
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