Retro Replay Review

Gameplay

This is fundamentally an edition of Full Pipe, not a separately framed new game. Your decision starts with the base experience: the gift-edition label points to a different package rather than a different premise.

The additional content CD is the practical hook. It gives the release some extra value beyond simply owning the game, especially if you enjoy physical-style bonus material and want an edition that feels more complete.

That also makes the recommendation straightforward. Pick this version when you want Full Pipe and appreciate extras; treat it as a package upgrade, not a reason to expect a wholly different game.

Graphics

The supplied details identify this as a gift edition with an additional content CD, rather than describing changes to the game’s artwork or on-screen look.

Story

The edition is tied directly to Full Pipe, so its narrative value rests with that game rather than with the gift-edition packaging.

The added CD gives this release a supplementary angle, but the central draw remains revisiting—or owning—the core Full Pipe experience.

As a result, the story is not the reason to choose between editions. The decision comes down to whether the bonus material makes the gift package more appealing to you.

Overall Experience

Polnaya truba. Podarochnoe izdanie has a simple, honest purpose: it is Full Pipe in a gift-edition package with extra content on CD. There is value in that clarity, particularly for someone who prefers an edition with a little more to explore around the main game.

Its strength is convenience for the right buyer. You get the underlying game and a bonus-content component in the same release, which is more attractive than a bare edition if you care about archival or collector-minded extras.

Still, the package lives or dies on your interest in Full Pipe. Go for it if that game is already on your list and the additional CD sweetens the deal; otherwise, the “gift edition” label alone is not a compelling enough hook.

Retro Replay Score

5/10