A Trip to Yugoslavia: Director's Cut
Release date: Feb 22, 2017
Developers: Piotr Bunkowski, Hades Productions
Publishers: Sometimes You
Genres: Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, Polish

A TRIP TO YUGOSLAVIA is an experimental interactive game with a theme of the old VCR player (with the ability to REWIND, PAUSE and FASTFORWARD). Yugoslavia has fallen apart. No one knows what caused it. Some people ran away instantly and some of them still don't know that the war has just begun Including you. You're taking a role of Dimitri, an amateur photographer, who has been caught in the nearby Yugoslavian forest on the outskirts of town. Now, without any combat knowledge, you have to survive a few months of war in a desolated country. Welcome on a one way trip... Game features: Full Motion Video Thanks to FMV you can get immersed even more into your one way trip. Point & Click sections Explore the environment, collect items, hide the bodies… QuickTime events Press the arrow in the right direction to get out in one piece. Otherwise, you might die or change the outcome of the entire story. Choose your own path Your decisions throughout the whole game can lead you to one of the ten available endings. VCR system Rewind, Pause and FASTFORWARD the tape you’re watching. STEAM version exclusive content: 12 minutes of additional gameplay Three new endings Four new achievements Mac & Linux ports Steam achievements and trading cards This game isn't based on any real Yugoslavian conflict WARNING: Linux and Mac versions are experimental. Buy at your own risk.

Press reviews: “A Trip To Yugoslavia is a little bit more dangerous than a trip to the local thrift shop to get an old VHS tape” Indie Games “Permite un grado de interactividad escaso (los mentados QTE‘s y algunos momentos de exploración) y hay que entenderlo como el experimento que es, porque está plagado de buenas intenciones.” Nivel Oculto “A Trip to Yugoslavia certainly is a unique and interesting game” Rocky Bytes