Stalin vs. Martians cover

Stalin vs. Martians

Critic score1 critic
First release
Apr 23, 2009
Genres
Strategy, Real Time Strategy (RTS) · Action, Historical, Comedy

Stalin vs. Martians is a parody real-time strategy video game developed by Black Wing Foundation, Dreamlore and N-Game, released on April 29, 2009. Described as "trashy and over-the-top" by its creators, the game mocks World War II strategy games and utilizes pythonesque humor. The developers state that Stalin vs. Martians is "obviously a parody, which sometimes gets close to being a satire" and is "halfway to becoming a trash icon of gaming industry for years". In some interviews the lead designer of the game compares Stalin vs. Martians to the Troma films. Many review sites considered this to be one of the worst strategy games of all time. It was removed from sale shortly after release. The campaign had 12 levels and ended with Stalin dancing during the credits, which was also used as the game's marketing trailer.

Also known as Stalin vs. Martians: The Unknown Pages of the Second World War, Сталин против марсиан: Неизвестные сражения Великой Отечественной

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Storyline
A new threat hangs over the Soviet country! While the country is doing its best to hold off the onslaught of the Germans, an enemy landing force has landed in Siberia, far from the front. The despicable aliens have stabbed socialism in the back with treachery. However, Stalin does not care who to fight. His orders are not discussed, but executed. And so it is time to fill the camps and lumber camps with captive little green men! The Great Leader is ready to dance on the bones of the vile aggressor. Tank brigades and rifle companies rushed into a decisive attack. Communists and Komsomol members are in the first ranks. However, the Martians also had their work cut out for them. Advanced technology faced the best troops in the world. Now the outcome of the war will be decided by morale... and Comrade Stalin personally!Read more

A new threat hangs over the Soviet country! While the country is doing its best to hold off the onslaught of the Germans, an enemy landing force has landed in Siberia, far from the front. The despicable aliens have stabbed socialism in the back with treachery. However, Stalin does not care who to fight. His orders are not discussed, but executed. And so it is time to fill the camps and lumber camps with captive little green men! The Great Leader is ready to dance on the bones of the vile aggressor. Tank brigades and rifle companies rushed into a decisive attack. Communists and Komsomol members are in the first ranks. However, the Martians also had their work cut out for them. Advanced technology faced the best troops in the world. Now the outcome of the war will be decided by morale... and Comrade Stalin personally!

Release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Apr 23, 2009
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Apr 29, 2009
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Bird view / Isometric
Keywords
aliens, parody, tank

At a Glance

Critic Score
50

How it plays

From Steam

Tagged on Steam as:

Steam · recorded 16 Oct 2026
  • Strategy

Languages

  • Englishinterface, audio, subtitles
  • Русскийinterface, audio, subtitles
IGDB · recorded 7 Oct 2026

Language data: IGDB · recorded 7 Oct 2026

Features

Steam features

  • Steam Family Sharing
Steam · recorded 16 Oct 2026

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