26 April 1986
Experience the story of a Czech who did his compulsory military service in Czechoslovakia and went to supervise a reactor test. Search the reactor. Try to save it. Then run.
MUKA is a retro boomer shooter built like the dark PC shooters of the late 1990s. Fast, grim and mean. Low light, loud guns, levels that hide things from you, and violence that stays on the floor. The light is raytraced.
Windows · macOS · Linux · Coming 2026
About the game
They sent him to Chernobyl to watch one reactor test. The test goes wrong. Reactor four is open. He has to go in, search what is left of it, and try to save it. The people on site will not let him.
When he cannot, he runs. Home is west, in Bohemia. The levels take him through Czechoslovakia and Ukraine, and further than either of them.
Key features
Real Czechoslovak weapons, and the ones that only exist here. Pistol vz. 52, submachine gun vz. 25, grenade URG vz. 86, long shotgun ZP 49. Then Florián, Mlýnek, Křižík, Rys, Paprsek P-1, Bobby and Kašpárek. The names stay Czech.
Key features
Soldiers, liquidators, dogs, rats and spiders, all changed by the glittering fallout. They hide behind pillars and they shout before they shoot.
Key features
Chunky crimson splatters that run, pool and dry. Step in it and you leave tracks – or slip. Every fight leaves the room looking like a crime scene.
Key features
Portraits, banners, loudspeakers playing marches. Everything breaks, and every level keeps count of what you smashed.
Key features
A bottle of beer from Plzeň patches you up. It does nothing for the radiation. You drink it anyway.
Key features
Hidden rooms, cracked walls only an explosion opens, and an atomic bomb in the corner of a platform. Look twice before you leave.
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Bosses
Bosses run all through the campaign. Not one fight at the end of the game. A lot of them, and none of them steps aside.
The campaign is the story. Around it sit a lot of minigames, and Overtime, where hordes of enemies come at you and do not stop.
Endless mode
Hordes of enemies, wave after wave, on top of the campaign. A new schedule every day and a leaderboard.
Minigame
Bumper cars against drunk soldiers. No guns. Last car standing wins.
Minigame
Play Kalinka for the troops. Miss a note and they start shooting.
Minigame
Downhill on a bike while pines fall around you. How far can you get?
Steam
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Social
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