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A computer game in the realities of the Vologda region is available for download

The new free Russian computer game “Staircase” was released on the platform VK Play

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A computer game in the realities of the Vologda region is available for download

The new free Russian computer game "Staircase" was released on the VK Play platform. The prototype of the places was the Vologda region. The game is created in the genre of mystical realism.

In the fictional city of the Russian North Sinitsk, a 17-year-old boy is involved in a detective story. A precious relic has been stolen. During the investigation, the character gets into Ancient Russia. The course of the game and the denouement are influenced by dialogue.

When creating places, the collective image of Vologda, Falcon, Great Ustyug, Totma was used. The project was supported by the head of the city Sergey Zhestyannikov. The implementation was supported by the presidential background of cultural initiatives. In total, several episodes will be released.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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