Yaga

My babushka kept fueling me with kompot until she finally saw me get married. 10/10

I have enjoyed my time with this game, although there were a few bumps that could be improved on, there is no way to save your recipies, and some of the talismans remained unused. However, with the rest of the game, it was certainly an enjoyable experience. Especially with the intricate soundtrack and sound effects that make the game more lively. Overall, if you have some time to spare, please give this game a shot!

You can really feel the passion and hard work the developers poured into this game Though the combat may be a bit rough, it makes up 10x fold with story telling and art

This is such a badass game. I love how many elements of Slavic folklore it has, like samodivas and Kuma Lisa

A rare gem of a game! Pure Slavic folklore. Zero "modern agenda". Christian coded. You're punished by increasingly Bad Luck for using magic things. But you can make your fate better by going to Christian priest. The fighting system is simple at glance, but difficulty can vary depending on what off-hand you will use. Most useful tip: When crafted hammer breaks, it drops ALL its components on the ground, so you can pick it up and craft it again! Hammers found in the chests don't do that, salvage them at the anvil. Also never get a perk for pushing away with the Chainfork! It makes the Chainfork useless!

Yaga . All the dialogue in the game is in English poetry! It's really cool and unique The game is also beautifully drawn and features great music that's both folksy and modernly upbeat. . Controls: WASD - move Tab - character M - minimap Esc - menu E - interact LMB - attack RMB - throw and recal hammer L shift - Tool Q - magic item Space - dodge and run F - favourites