One village. One night. Not a single witness. And no turning back.
Danila is a folklorist historian who agreed to help his friend Roma with one "simple" job. Come to godforsaken Zmeyevka, dig up an ancient chest, and receive seven million rubles. The client didn't reveal his name or face, but he paid an advance. What difference does it make, right?
They broke the seal. They released the Morok. Now Zmeevka has come to life. The huts breathe, the fog whispers with the voices of the dead, and black threads of a curse crawl beneath their skin. The village won't let them go easily. And their own consciousness tells them: "Kill your friend. Take the chest. Only then will you survive."
GAMEPLAY
This is a psychological visual novel with an emphasis on atmosphere and moral choice. Gameplay revolves around reading dialogue, Dani's internal monologues, and making decisions in critical situations.
Each choice can:
save the hero,
destroy them,
Only text, suspense, and the feeling of being watched.
GAME FEATURES
Slavic horror. Horror is born from silence and your own thoughts, which begin to sound like someone else's.
Paranoia as a game mechanic. The Morok feeds on your fears, greed, and doubts. Do you trust your friend? Or are you ready to strike first?
Unvarnished folklore. Chernobog's rune, Mavkas, a charmed chest, a lead seal—no Hollywood hype. Just what people believed in remote villages a hundred years ago.
Multiple endings and hidden dead ends. One wrong look into the water, one step toward a voice in the fog—and you'll forever remain a part of Zmeevka.
