I gave this a whirl. If the bio data is correct, this was made when the author was 12 years old. The game presupposes knowledge of what the duties of a sort of hall monitor pupil in a Russian schools are, and it uses real time to measure progress in the plot. It's not bad for a game made by a kid, but personally, I solved all the tasks right away and ended up mostly waiting while clicking around to see if there were more points to be found.

Just to nitpick, this game did not win a MAGS, that was Recess number one. I'll argue that the plot is okay, but that the game design and the use of real time is unfortunate. Not recommended.

Like the other guy said, this game makes no sense either plot-wise or it's puzzles. Imagine having waiting minutes with nothing to do to solve a boring puzzle. I don't know why it won a MAGS. The only good thing I can say about is that it brings good memories from the 2000's.

You can download at: https://anonfiles.com/l1met9R6y8/Recess2_zip

The game didn't make any sense. :(