Kupala

Kupala is a lovely game. The artwork and music create a cosy atmosphere that turns unsettling and creepy in some moments. The narrative itself was maybe too long- I was waiting for a moment when I actually get to make some choices but the beginning felt unending. It did have it pros, though, as I was lulled into a sense of security and that made the few scares very effective. And as a fellow Slav I loved the stories about Kupala Night and old stories about our shared folklore in the game. I recommend checking out "Kupala" even if you're not Slavic- it's very interesting. I can't wait for the full release. The "To be continued" had me wailing.

Had no clue this was a demo till it got really interesting and says... to be continued... i did enjoy the story

A very insteresting story (with a rich folklore context), accompanied with stunning visuals and atmospheric sounds. I picked it up to play casually, and I had to finish all the routes. There is some aspects that I would love to see more lore about it (the talisman, for instance), but overall, a pretty interesting course of events.

I'm about an hour into the story as I write this, but so far I'm very impressed. The artwork is exceptionally well done; this would make a beautiful printed book. The writing is also very evocative. I hope we see more works from this artist and writer. Later: Finished and saw all five endings. Excellent throughout. If you are in the mood for a well-told story that includes interesting Slavic folklore, you can't go wrong here.

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