Perestroika Drive Puts Strangers in Your Backseat
Perestroika Drive is a narrative road trip about choices, survival, and the people you share the road with. You pick up hitchhikers, scrape together cash for fuel, and decide who gets a lift, who gets your last money, and who gets thrown out before it is too late. The inside of the car stays cozy while the early 1990s outside unspools into drama, humor, and a touch of absurdity.
Choose Who Rides and Who Pays
At its core the game asks tough, sometimes awkward questions in quick bursts. Each hitchhiker brings needs, demands, or offers that can cost you fuel or cash - and those resources are scarce. Do you take a risk on someone who promises reward later, or do you refuse and keep your last rubles? Every decision shifts your route and the story that unfolds.
The gameplay leans on bargaining and improvisation. Hustle to find fuel, strike deals, and decide which favors are worth the price. It is as much about reading people as it is about managing the car's dwindling reserves.
