Moscow 2050 is a brutal pixel-art beat ’em up set in a cyberpunk Soviet dystopia. The USSR never collapsed — it evolved into a techno-totalitarian empire ruled by AI, implants, and ideological control. In this world, steel limbs replace hands, prayers are uploaded, and freedom is a glitch in the system.

You play as one of four broken antiheroes, each with a haunted past and a reason to fight. Together, they rise from the depths of a Correction Center and punch their way through the caste system, neural cults, and cybernetic enforcers. Every level reveals more of the corrupted world — and of what’s left of their humanity.

Built by indie studio Svarka Games, Moscow 2050 blends dark humor, retro violence, and a heavy dose of philosophical decay. It’s not just a game — it’s a question: What remains of the soul in a world of wires, control, and manufactured peace?