It has been four years since the Deep Russian Depression game page appeared on the Steam store. In that time, I could have had several children, gotten an education, become rich and famous, or at least released the game, but alas, something went wrong. I can\'t say the time was wasted, as new knowledge and goals have emerged, leading me toward a wonderful tomorrow! Ah, the wonderful tomorrowit\'s a shame it might never come.\n\nThe internet is getting worse and worsenow the disruptions are affecting Steam too. So far, only the slow loading times of pages hint at what\'s to come, something that will engulf the entire foreign segment of the internet. At the same time, Steam\'s policies are starting to change, I believe, due to increasing pressure from competitors and those in power. After all, no one likes uncontrollable and independent forces that, on top of it all, earn billions of US dollars! Recent changes to Steam only affected the community and its content, but I\'m sure it won\'t be long before they reach the store itself.\n\nWhat I\'m getting at is that Deep Russian Depression needs to be released for sale as soon as possible, while Russia still has access to the service and its requirements for releasing games haven\'t tightened. A few days ago, I submitted a build of the game for review to get through all the bureaucratic procedures quickly. I did everything possible to ensure the review doesn\'t drag on for several months like last time, so if everything goes smoothly, the game should be available for sale soon.