
IMRY
IMRY is an atmospheric isometric RPG set in the 1970s Soviet taiga, where your choices shape a story of survival, identity, and a reality that refuses to stay still.
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In the 1970s Soviet Union, you are Imry, an ordinary geologist sent deep into the Siberian taiga to investigate anomalous ore deposits. What begins as a routine expedition quickly turns unsettling. Instruments whisper patterned noise, compasses spin without reason, and maps no longer match the land. The forest itself seems alive.
Attempting to retreat, Imry discovers there is no way back. Direction loses meaning. Impossible animals roam the wilderness. Strange people appear and vanish without warning - some hostile, some claiming to be agents of the U.S. government. None offer clear answers.
Lost in a shifting taiga limbo, you must explore haunting landscapes, piece together fragments of truth, and confront a reality that refuses to stay still.
This is an isometric, story-driven RPG focused on exploration, atmosphere, and meaningful choice. Your decisions shape the world and determine how - or if - you escape.
Inspired by the novels of the Strugatsky brothers and classic RPGs of all time.
ACT I AVAILABLE NOW | ACT II COMING Q2 2026 AS FREE UPDATE
Music by DavidKBD - The Last Pack