Wolf & Chicken Coop
- "Nu, pogodi" (translated as "Just you wait!") from Elektronika. This game was one of the first Soviet arcade games with LCD screen. It is made in 80-90 years (produced since 1988).
Simple gameplay and very entertaining "hunt" eggs with increasing intensity was equally interesting for all ages
- children and adults. There is no doubt that "Nu, pogodi" is a classic game that loved by millions of people from the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.
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Category : Arcade
Reviews (20)
Amazing job recreating the experience of the original game!! I love it!
Absolutely love the concept and execution. Just brilliant.
I remember during the days of game and watch. It comes after the famous ATARI.
i was 4 or 5 while playing this lovely game and i still have it but its not working the door is broken and its not possible to place battries
best game in the history. Soviets knew what they were doing :)
From now on we are playing battles at home. Back to childhood. Do they play a cartoon at the end as was promised in the original one?
Oh the memories! I'm the best, challenge me 😂
This is so great because my mother had this game when they were younger in poland so YAAAAY
The original is better, but I am very grateful for this one.
This is excellent game 👍
As good as you remember it.
Omg so cool..back to being a kid.loving it ❤
Memories of my childhood..
Great job, this app is just like the original game. Thank you
Perfect emulation. I used to play Soviet hardware original like a maniac. Fun, fun, fun...
I still have the original hw working. BTW it is game by Nintendo.
Loved it! Is very addicting and fun.
Perfect emulation of russian addictive game
I was the coolest kid in school when I had this game
I remember the sound was a bit a different, but otherwise, perfect. Thanks for taking me down the memory lane. The only gripe I have is that it's not a Russian electronic toy. It was shamelessly stolen (cloned) by Russians. The original game was Nintendo Egg.