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Olga - Episode 1

Olga is a spooky cozy, first-person linear mystery game set in a Slavic inspired mountain village, where you relive Olga's childhood memories as she visits her grandparents' home in Belovodica and uncover its dark secrets.

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About the Game

Olga is a short, episodic first-person narrative walking simulator game, where each new episode reveals the next piece of the story.

After coming across what’s seemingly the biggest career opportunity of their lives, Olga’s parents leave the country for a few months, leaving her at her grandparents’ home in Belovodica, a hidden, isolated village deep within the mountains.

The story unfolds at a time when communication devices, such as cell phones, were not available to those living in such areas.

All Belovodica has to offer Olga is an isolated, peaceful, and quiet life with her old grandparents, or at least that’s what she wanted to believe…

What to expect

  • Slow-paced, there’s no need to rush

  • No Combat Systems

  • Linear

  • Cozy and Short

  • Inspired by Slavic Tradition and Architecture

  • Pleasant and easy-going, Not Demanding

  • Simple Animations and Interactions