Russobit-M
Russobit‑M was a Russian PC games publisher and distributor active from the late 1990s through the 2000s, focused on bringing international and domestic PC titles into Russia and other CIS markets. Operating a wide retail distribution network, it handled local releases, translations and budget reissues for many international developers while also publishing Russian-language products. In May 2008 the company joined with Game Factory Interactive (GFI) as part of a consolidation that created the Bestway Group. Its credits appear across hundreds of PC releases from roughly 1999–2011 in regional editions and reissues. The game entries below, including versions and later rereleases grouped in this archive, span systems such as Windows, PlayStation 2, Xbox, PlayStation 3, Nintendo DS, GameCube, Xbox 360, PlayStation, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
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Worms World Party
Dreamcast · Game Boy AdvanceReleased2001 7.6/10Worms World Party takes the beloved turn-based artillery chaos of Worms: Armageddon and cranks it up with the Wormpot mechanic, mix and match up to three…Read more -

Worms: Armageddon
Dreamcast · Game Boy ColorReleased1999 7.9/10Worms: Armageddon takes the frantic, turn-based artillery action of Worms 2 and cranks it up to volcanic proportions. Dive into standalone campaigns packed with fresh challenges…Read more -

Xenus II: White Gold
WindowsReleased2008 6.7/10Xenus II: White Gold throws you into a Caribbean drug war with a gun, a former-soldier protagonist, and a lot of competing interests pulling at you.…Read more -

Zanzarah: The Hidden Portal
WindowsReleased2002 7.7/10On her 18th birthday, Amy’s ordinary life in London takes a magical turn when a mysterious goblin leaves an enchanted casket in her attic. Inside, she…Read more -

Zax: The Alien Hunter
WindowsReleased2001 7/10Zax: The Alien Hunter thrusts you into the boots of Zax, a money-driven bounty hunter who’s crash-landed on a mysterious planet brimming with untapped ore—and danger.…Read more
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