I'd advise going for a Stalker game because they are really good and not that expensive on Steam; probably best to go for Call of Pripyat because its the easiest to start with and get used to the controls (although note that it has a few features the earlier games don't), albeit it doesn't give you any form of tutorial, so you have to work out the controls by looking at the key options or trial and error. Shadow of Chernobyl is actually pretty challenging(I found anyway), even on the easiest setting, mainly because good stuff is simply not forthcoming early on and some of the enemies you meet near the beginning kill you pretty fast. Can't really comment on the others as I haven't really played them.Kevlar Eater said:*straight to the point*
I have been craving a Russian (or Russian-themed) FPS for some time now, and the only other title that best matches that description is The Void, and that's more of an RPG. Which title would you recommend, or had the best experience(s) in? And in case the poll does not show up, here's what I'm thinking of buying:
Stalker: Clear Sky
Stalker: Call of Pripyat
Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl
Metro 2033
Red Orchestra
Other
If you're up for a challenge; Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl (probably get the Stalker complete 2009 mod; never used it, but it seems highly recommended) and crank the difficulty up to highest.
If you're just wanting the experience; Stalker: Call of Pripyat on normal should suffice to feed the craving.
I'd advise for maximum "Russianness" to find a mod for Stalker than changes all voices to Russian; otherwise there are some story and side-mission-connected characters who you'll likely find a bit grating.
Uncle Yar: What's up bro!!!!!!
*cringe*
Every, Single. Time. -.-