Belarusian Simulator. Game coming soon where you have to peel potatoes
Golden Horn Studios presented an unusual simulator Potato Please, in which the player will have to, from a first-person perspective, peel a mountain of potatoes for the army.
Initially, the hero only has a knife, a bucket, and a pile of potatoes. Each potato needs to be taken in hand, peeled, and thrown into the water.
With the money earned, the player will be able to buy more effective tools, and later — machines that will allow processing large batches of potatoes at once and gradually automating production.
The developers also promise realistic physics.
On Steam, the game is categorized as a simulator with elements of black humor and dystopia, and among the thematic tags there is also 'Cold War'. The developers describe the player's task as follows: the state has entrusted him with a responsible mission — to provide the army with food.
The exact release date for Potato Please has not yet been announced. The game has already appeared on Steam, where it can be added to the wishlist.
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