The Wheel of Fortune

The greatest Balkan game there is. If you wish to experience life from the point of view of single, horny young adult from Balkan, this is a game for you. You will find yourself swept away by details such as Pripizdina Express and a laptop filled with files titled 'Kazne' as you play the game that puts you between romancing a balkanesque anime waifu and mostly bad luck that the titular wheel gives you. A stroke of genius, I only wish it had Croatian option because I wonder which of the three romancable waifus would speak in dialect from Zagorje. 11 out of 10

This game depicts the traumatizing experience that is called Dating Balkan Woman

Absolutely amazing experience this game!!! The main character eerily reminds me of my older brother! Lol! But that is probably just a coincidence. This is a MUST BUY if you are READY to obtain some deep insight into the brain of an internet raised sexually depraved matriarchally ruled mega-relatable Balkan Male™.

"The hotel was damaged during the war" "Which war?" "The last one" The humor really sells this game. While non-Balkan people may miss some of the jokes, The Wheel of Fortune is a must for all Balkaneers. For foreigners, this game can definitely be a good Balkans trial (I can't promise they will meet waifus if they come here tho) The story is simple but fun and believable. The turbofolk music definitely sells the atmosphere. The artstyle is a bit crude at times but it definitely feels like it's made with real love! Overall, I am very glad to have bought this title!

This game is one of the best visual novel games I played, Balkan style. Looking for every possible reference in dialogue or symbol of things in each frame that is normal in our culture is really fun and surprising. I'm not a big fan of that kind of music, but in this game, it is really suitable, and I like the choice of each track. The girls have great characteristics, and it's difficult to choose between them. But the best girl is definitely Niko, I'm not usually into the Tsundere type, but I really like her and her story overall. The story is great, the artwork is good, I enjoyed playing the game. Greetings from Zagreb. Živio Ivica!

Pretty amazing. I got hooked really fast, probably because I'm the target audience (Croatian loser weeb that hangs out on forums). It was funny, the turbofolk awesome (I really, really loved the drinking scenes! And the music with it). I got most of the jokes and references (K-man, LMAO). The MC was a little too pathetic (it kind of got old and annoying fast), but I forgive him, he's 30 and living with his parents after all. And the girls were quite cute (and tricky to get!). Also had some fun with trying to get as many endings as possible, and the unique "Wheel of Fortune" mechanic is interesting. Roll bad luck, and you might wake up too late and skip a scene without even knowing it (and miss out on fanservice). Or a girl might randomly reject you when you've flirted with her all game. And also of course it plays a role with what ending you'll get, too. The art is good enough, it's not amazing, the H-scenes are a little less polished than the rest of the game (but they're still fine...

After reading this I never want to go near the Balkans--It males Appalachia look like Paradise. The main character is sad and clueless. He has too many excuses and is too dependent on luck. Hence the name of the game. If he got off the computer and interacted with real people this could have been a good harem game. If you have a cruel sense of humor the main character is funny.

Truly, a reflection of the Balkan lifestyle. This visual novel will immerse you in the everyday Balkan struggles together with three girls (BTW Niko best girl<3) who all reflect a facet of the Balkan mindset. With great comedy, characters and a wheel of fortune that reflects the unfairness of life, I think this is as good as we could've gotten for the first Croatian VN ever.

the best VN i ever played no cap

Awfully realistic dialogue, crass humor and a protagonist more (fundamentally) miserable than I ever thought possible in a visual novel. It's really an achievement how raw this is. Being set in the Balkans and having an artstyle of questionable quality and consistence really seals the deal, it hardly gets any more indie than this. But I mean absolutely all of that in the best possible way. The unbridled novelty of a dating sim set in the Balkans and featuring a literal Wheel of Fortune on top of player choices to define endings is positively overwhelming. But of course it's not perfect. Nothing about the Balkans is. [hr][/hr] [u]DIALOGUE[/u] I'll tackle this first because it might just be the best part. First off, the protagonist is quite easy to empathize with. Unlike most hikki protags in VN novels, this guy doesn't have the heroines (romanceable female characters in any given visual novel) swooning over him or even hinting at possibly being close to him the moment they encounter h...