Anastasia video game

[Cody]

Rasputin could also be in there somewhere.

In the Shadow Hearts game, Rasputin is a significant boss.  I should also point out that someone mentioned earlier how fun it would be to watch Anastasia escape.  The Shadow Hearts game takes place before the Russian Revolution.

[granduchessmariska]

I just thought I would respond because I got this became because of Anastasia. However, it really is an amazing game. Though it's not very accurate historically, the locations are (the Winter Palace's accuracy is pretty amazing), and the game is just overall fun. If you enjoy video games, then I would definitely advise getting this. It's got a great storyline, great characters and cutscenes, and good puzzles/challenges. Again, it isn't historically accurate, but it certain revived my passion for the Russian family! :-D

I give it a 5 out of 5! :-)

[JesseM]

...Though it's not very accurate historically...

Hey, who can really say that for sure? We know so little about their day to day lives, who's to say Anastasia wasn't running around fighting off bad guys and Rasputin with her mystical water powers? I always pictured her as the super hero of OTMA.....

Hahahaha  . What an absolutely ridiculous idea for a character in a video game . I still find it hilarious though, and I've love to play the game even though I'm the only boy in my family who's not really a big fan of video games. There's so few games about the First World War.  (I was kidding of course in that first part of my post )

[granduchessmariska]

Hahaha, of course! But you know, it's almost like the ending of the game was the game's creator's way of explaining why Anastasia's body wasn't "found" with her family's bodies. (Of course, we now know it was Marie missing, but at the time the game came out and was created, that wasn't known). Wow, that was a mouthful! Anyway, I still stand by what I said! A good game, just not very accurate historically. You should play it though!

[Halinka]

Ok, I would so toalty play this game!! Just to see how much historical value it had in it.