Golden Echelon

I played it. In single-player mode. It's a rather peculiar story, but Lenin and his comrades don't quite fit here, and neither does the train or Nadya... I'm sure you could develop the theme of post-revolutionary Russia if you wanted, and create a single-player scenario that somewhat resembles the interesting events of those years. But here, you can easily apply any plot. For example: Vasya, Masha, and Petya from one courtyard find out where the magical candy and firecracker warehouse is located, but Misha, Vova, and Katya from another courtyard also want to get there, become the most influential gang in the district, and drive out the competition. This is about the plot. The gameplay, perhaps, is not bad if you play in teams. I also managed in single-player mode, but the computer, as you can imagine, doesn't share resources, so I provided reliable support and took down the top enemies that broke through (there weren't enough resources to protect the castle with a second hero when advancing into enemy territory). The Fortress could have been placed more centrally (Lenin couldn't accumulate enough resources for an upgrade).