Olga Doesn't Die

What a great game! The writing and plot was very strong and emotional, and punches way above its weight. The amount the plot drew me in and made me invested makes it feels like a game twice its size. Royal family drama, political conflicts, bloody revolution, assassinations, emotional struggles, there was everything. 4noki is really good at historical settings and would love to see more!

Very short, and sweet. Was nice reading about the world and just reading on the Russian revolution. If you want something thats easy and short to get through this is one of them games.

I randomly download the game without knowing it was a yuri game, anyhow the writing writing and sound track were great, the game is short and sweet. Recomend giving it a try, its free non the less. looking forward to your next project.

Absolutely beautiful, from the art, the story, the history. Left me speechless.

Beautiful endings and very well fleshed out characters, I personally loved Katusha's Ending 1 (I call it the true good ending), the other three left me a little shocked but otherwise still rung out as immensely unique and heart wrenching. I do suggest reading the Trivia section after completing all four endings, as there is some lovely content discussed in there and personally a very good response to the question poised at Olga's [spoiler] Immortality [/spoiler] and what it implies, in the means of how it works and what could happen at the end of ends. Additionally, there is some implied but fully confirmed content relating to one of the characters and in essence all endings about, [spoiler] Niko [/spoiler] relating to Olga herself, also connecting dots and pieces into. In the facet of love and adoration, wouldn't you make a choice no matter the cost? Some would go far, some even further. But between the three in this story there may be a too far and too little.

​Olga Doesn't Die is an alternate history gem. It is similar to actual events but it is believable because it is different and the characters make the story work. What if...? Mix in love, which is another what if..., and it becomes even more interesting. The characters have believable mindsets and outlooks to create their worldviews, which effects their actions. People are created by their environments and their interactions with others. Olga is a fascinating example. She is immortal but the price of immortality is very high. She is a creature of her time, even though she progresses through time. She is unbending in her sense of loyalty. She suffers heavily for it all and remains an outsider from ephemeral beings. Few stories have captured the true price of immortality this well. I felt all of the attraction in the various love stories. The art expressing the moments of love are especially powerful. I am really impressed with Olga Doesn't Die and I highly recommend it.