According to one theory, ‘Russian roulette’ emerged in the Tsarist army as a relatively “safe” trick that easily impressed onlookers.

After international sanctions punished Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the ruble is now worth less than the online equivalent of Monopoly money.

Actually controlling the game doesn't reveal much more than the vibe of the menu screen. It's a sleazed up Tabletop Simulator for people who think Russian Roulette is like, so crazy, man.

These games emulate the thrill and risk of playing Russian roulette.

A SHOCKING Russian roulette game dreamt up by a man in a coma could soon be played across the world for a grand prize of one million dollars.

Let’s just be clear up front: this is a simulation of Russian Roulette. Just as Clue enables players to pretend murder with a candlestick in the study, this card game simulates a game-of-chance ...

Russian Roulette: One Life is an experimental, free to play, skill based game which gives you only one life to play the game. If you die in the game, you can't play it again.