Retro Replay Review

Gameplay

The first thing you get here is not a new game, but a fresh garage full of 1990s UAZ machinery. That narrow focus matters. If you already enjoy Polnyj privod 2: UAZ and want more vehicles to drive, the pack gets to its point immediately: choose from 16 added off-roaders and head back out.

The recognizable UAZ-31514, UAZ-315195, and UAZ-3150 give the roster some welcome specificity instead of making it feel like a pile of anonymous variants. The more unusual experimental prototypes are the real hook, especially if your interest in the series is tied to Russian 4×4 history as much as driving itself.

Frustration can set in if you expect a broader expansion. This is a cars pack, not a reinvention of the underlying game. It earns its place for fans who like comparing vehicles and want more UAZ options; if the base driving has not grabbed you, another 16 vehicles will not change that.

Graphics

The added vehicles are 1990s-era UAZ off-roaders, including production models and experimental prototypes. Their main visual value is variety in the garage and on the road: this pack gives UAZ enthusiasts more distinct machines to recognize and choose between.

Story

There is no new narrative premise driving this add-on. Its subject is the vehicles themselves: 1990s UAZ models, from familiar entries in the lineup to less ordinary prototypes.

That makes the pack feel closer to a small automotive collection than a new campaign. The historical angle has some charm if you know why these vehicles matter, because the selection is clearly interested in a particular era rather than simply adding random trucks.

If you come to driving games for characters, plot turns, or a new destination with its own arc, there is no payoff here. The story, such as it is, comes from your curiosity about the UAZ lineup and the differences you find worth exploring.

Overall Experience

Polnyj privod 2: Legendarnye vnedorozhniki Rossii – UAZy epohi 1990-h is a cleanly targeted add-on. It knows exactly who it is for: someone already invested in Polnyj privod 2: UAZ, with enough affection for these Russian off-road vehicles to welcome deeper roster variety.

For that audience, the experimental models help it rise above a purely routine vehicle bundle. They give the selection a collector’s appeal and make the pack feel curated around a period of UAZ development rather than padded out.

For everyone else, the value is limited by design. Buy it because you want to spend more time behind the wheel of 1990s UAZs, not because you are looking for a substantially different game. Within that modest goal, it is an easy recommendation for committed UAZ fans.

Retro Replay Score

7/10