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Retro-style first-person, narrative-driven life simulator set in early 2000s Belgrade. Play as Zoran, a middle-aged alcoholic trying to survive one week by managing health, money, and relationships. Choices influence blood pressure, outcomes, and family as you drink, work, interact, and explore Belgrade.

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Nitročelik Games

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Bad Week

Bad Week is a retro-style, first-person, narrative-driven immersive life simulator set in early 2000s Belgrade. You step into the shoes of Zoran, a middle‑aged alcoholic fighting to survive the daily grind while balancing health, relationships, and addiction. Your goal is to keep it together for one week, with every choice shaping your life and the fate of your family.

Experience a tightly focused, story‑driven daily life where your decisions matter. The game blends personal drama with survival mechanics in a richly detailed urban block, inviting you to pore over small moments that compound into big consequences.

Core mechanics

  • Blood Pressure: Every action affects Zoran’s blood pressure. Keep it under control or face serious health consequences, up to death, if neglected.
  • Alcoholism: Drinking shapes health and alters interactions with family, friends, and coworkers. Choices about drinking ripple through daily life.
  • Social Interactions: Build, nurture, or ruin relationships. The people around Zoran respond to your actions, and those responses influence future opportunities and outcomes.
  • Money & Survival: Manage limited funds and earn money through work to cover health care, food, housing, and other essentials. Financial stress directly affects your well‑being and options.
  • Exploration: Move through a detailed Belgrade block packed with encounters, events, and hidden moments. Small discoveries can change the course of the week.

Time is your most precious resource. Decide how Zoran spends each day—whether to drink, work, connect with others, or explore—while navigating a chaotic reality that never stops pushing back.

The game emphasizes a retro mood and grounded storytelling. It invites tough, morally nuanced choices rather than easy wins, placing you in a desperate yet intimate moment of one man’s life in a changing city.