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* CovertGroupWithMundaneFront:
** The Enthusiastic Progress Club, a front for [[spoiler:a snuff film studio.]]
** The Motherland art gallery in Leningrad. The manageress is of the twitchy sort; she's probably in the pay of Pamyat (if not actively working with them) and is involved in the kidnapping of [[spoiler:Protopopov.]]
** The Enthusiastic Progress Club, a front for [[spoiler:a snuff film studio.]]
** The Motherland art gallery in Leningrad. The manageress is of the twitchy sort; she's probably in the pay of Pamyat (if not actively working with them) and is involved in the kidnapping of [[spoiler:Protopopov.]]
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Specifying that Totally Not A Criminal Front is for poorly-veiled fronts.
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* TotallyNotACriminalFront:
** The Enthusiastic Progress Club, a front for [[spoiler:a snuff film studio.]]
** The Motherland art gallery in Leningrad. The manageress is of the twitchy sort; she's probably in the pay of Pamyat (if not actively working with them) and is involved in the kidnapping of [[spoiler:Protopopov.]]
** The Enthusiastic Progress Club, a front for [[spoiler:a snuff film studio.]]
** The Motherland art gallery in Leningrad. The manageress is of the twitchy sort; she's probably in the pay of Pamyat (if not actively working with them) and is involved in the kidnapping of [[spoiler:Protopopov.]]
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* LegitimateBusinessmensSocialClub: The Enthusiastic Progress Club, a front for [[spoiler:a snuff film studio.]]
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** The Motherland art gallery in Leningrad. The manageress is of the twitchy sort; she's probably in the pay of Pamyat (if not actively working with them) and is involved in the kidnapping of [[spoiler:Protopopov.]]
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** The Enthusiastic Progress Club, a front for [[spoiler:a snuff film studio.]]
** The Motherland art gallery in Leningrad. The manageress is of the twitchy sort; she's probably in the pay of Pamyat (if not actively working with them) and is involved in the kidnapping of [[spoiler:Protopopov.]]
** The Enthusiastic Progress Club, a front for [[spoiler:a snuff film studio.]]
** The Motherland art gallery in Leningrad. The manageress is of the twitchy sort; she's probably in the pay of Pamyat (if not actively working with them) and is involved in the kidnapping of [[spoiler:Protopopov.]]
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''KGB'' was ported to CD in 1993 with some rather odd additions. Rather than adding voices or redbook music, they instead cast Donald Sutherland, [[FakeRussian dressed him up as a Russkie]], and inserted him as the [[LiveActionCutscene FMV]] ghost of your father. They even changed the title to ''Conspiяacy: [[CelebrityStar Starring Donald Sutherland]]''.
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''KGB'' was ported to CD in 1993 with some rather odd additions. Rather than adding voices or redbook music, they instead cast Donald Sutherland, [[FakeRussian dressed him up as a Russkie]], and inserted him as the [[LiveActionCutscene FMV]] ghost of your father. They even changed the title to ''Conspiяacy: [[CelebrityStar Starring Featuring Donald Sutherland]]''.
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Set during the dying throes of the [[UsefulNotes/SovietRussiaUkraineAndSoOn Soviet Union]], ''KGB'' puts you in the unenviable shoes of Captain Maksim Rukov, recently transferred to [[SecretPolice Department P]] from UsefulNotes/{{GRU}}, whose job is to ferret out corruption. (Good luck.) Your first case is to investigate the petty murder of a [[PrivateDetective private eye]]; naturally, there's more to it than that, and you become further entangled in a [[GovernmentConspiracy conspiracy]] involving the CIA, mind-control experiments, and a possible {{military coup}}.
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Set during the dying throes of the [[UsefulNotes/SovietRussiaUkraineAndSoOn Soviet Union]], 1992 ''KGB'' puts you in the unenviable shoes of Captain Maksim Rukov, recently transferred to [[SecretPolice Department P]] from UsefulNotes/{{GRU}}, whose job is to ferret out corruption. (Good luck.) Your first case is to investigate the petty murder of a [[PrivateDetective private eye]]; naturally, there's more to it than that, and you become further entangled in a [[GovernmentConspiracy conspiracy]] involving the CIA, mind-control experiments, and a possible {{military coup}}.
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''KGB'' was ported to CD in 1993 with some rather odd additions. Rather than adding voices or redbook music, they instead cast Donald Sutherland, [[FakeRussian dressed him up as a Russkie]], and inserted him as the [[LiveActionCutscene FMV]] ghost of your father. They even changed the title to ''Conspiяacy: [[CelebrityStar Starring Donald Sutherland]]''.
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''KGB'' was ported to CD with some rather odd additions. Rather than adding voices or redbook music, they instead cast Donald Sutherland, [[FakeRussian dressed him up as a Russkie]], and inserted him as the {{F|ullMotionVideo}}MV ghost of your father. They even changed the title to ''Conspiяacy: [[CelebrityStar Starring Donald Sutherland]]''.
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''KGB'' was ported to CD with some rather odd additions. Rather than adding voices or redbook music, they instead cast Donald Sutherland, [[FakeRussian dressed him up as a Russkie]], and inserted him as the {{F|ullMotionVideo}}MV [[LiveActionCutscene FMV]] ghost of your father. They even changed the title to ''Conspiяacy: [[CelebrityStar Starring Donald Sutherland]]''.
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* KinkyRolePlaying: One of the options for paid sex with Natasha is having Maksim pretend to be a sick patient and her be the nurse, despite the situation taking place in a hotel room.
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* NeckSnap: In the end, [[spoiler:Maksim can snap Protopopov's neck like a twig by Vovlov's orders, but that results in a game over.]]
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* OneLetterName: Mr. X, who is Obukov's partner.
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* OneLetterName: Mr. X, who is Obukov's partner.partner and [[spoiler:Agabekov's secret identity]].
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* CIAEvilFBIGood: Yes and no. [[spoiler:Wallace]] is the corrupt agent; [[spoiler:she]] deals crack and delivers [[spoiler:Protopopov]] to the conspirators. [[spoiler:She initially claims to be working alongside Greenberg, but this is denied by Greenberg later.]]
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Set during the dying throes of the [[UsefulNotes/SovietRussiaUkraineAndSoOn Soviet Union]], ''KGB'' puts you in the unenviable shoes of Captain Maksim Rukov, recently transferred to [[SecretPolice Department P]] from GRU, whose job is to ferret out corruption. (Good luck.) Your first case is to investigate the petty murder of a [[PrivateDetective private eye]]; naturally, there's more to it than that, and you become further entangled in a [[GovernmentConspiracy conspiracy]] involving the CIA, mind-control experiments, and a possible {{military coup}}.
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Set during the dying throes of the [[UsefulNotes/SovietRussiaUkraineAndSoOn Soviet Union]], ''KGB'' puts you in the unenviable shoes of Captain Maksim Rukov, recently transferred to [[SecretPolice Department P]] from GRU, UsefulNotes/{{GRU}}, whose job is to ferret out corruption. (Good luck.) Your first case is to investigate the petty murder of a [[PrivateDetective private eye]]; naturally, there's more to it than that, and you become further entangled in a [[GovernmentConspiracy conspiracy]] involving the CIA, mind-control experiments, and a possible {{military coup}}.
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* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Rita admits she likes Verto specifically because he's dangerous, even for her, if Maksim tells her so.
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* TheGreatPoliticsMessUp: The USSR's number is almost up, as evidenced by Moscow now being awash with American dollars.
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* PlatonicProstitution: The {{Optional Sexual Encounter}}s are optional, since it's possible to have Rukov just ask prostitutes for relevant/irrelevant information.
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* FastForwardMechanic: You can click the hourglass icon to advance time. Luckily, the game makes sure to stop when an event occurs.
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* BigOlEyebrows: Vovlov.
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* BigOlEyebrows: Vovlov.Vovlov has pretty long eyebrows which make him more indimidating.
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* FollowThatCar: You have to ask a taxi driver to follow [[spoiler:Agabekov's]] car. While the driver loses him, you order him to patrol the area, eventually reaching the Rogov Institute.
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* SchmuckBait:
** To distract [[spoiler:Chapkin]], you have to hide the recorder in the bedroom, set it up, and once he leads you to the bathroom, tell him you're ready to "talk" to set him for a chance to distract him and seize the opportunity to attack... Or you can explain that's just the recorder.
** Once a taxi arrives, you can ask the driver to follow [[spoiler:Agabekov's]] car... Or go to the V.I. Lenin Museum of Socialist Accomplishment.
** To distract [[spoiler:Chapkin]], you have to hide the recorder in the bedroom, set it up, and once he leads you to the bathroom, tell him you're ready to "talk" to set him for a chance to distract him and seize the opportunity to attack... Or you can explain that's just the recorder.
** Once a taxi arrives, you can ask the driver to follow [[spoiler:Agabekov's]] car... Or go to the V.I. Lenin Museum of Socialist Accomplishment.
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* CatchingSomeZs: The game's dialogue consists of Zs when Rukov is asleep.
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* CatchingSomeZs: The game's dialogue consists of Zs when Rukov is asleep.asleep [[spoiler:before Chapkin wakes him up]].
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* VisibleSilence: Right before [[spoiler:Chapkin]] wakes you up.
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* HoneyTrap: [[spoiler:Chapkin made it so Tamara]] would seduce her clients and [[spoiler:take them to room 416 and later have them be recruited for snuff films, but when that stopped working, they'd just record information.]]