Zoya studies at the university with excellent grades, receives an increased scholarship and lives separately from her mother. People around her are sure that everything is fine in her life, but behind the facade of well-being there is a depressed state, an excellent student syndrome, low self-esteem and a constant feeling of guilt.

This story in the genre of everyday life will show the week during which Zoya will try to figure out what she wants and what she needs to do next. She will have to do routine chores, go to university and communicate with people. The latter is especially difficult for Zoya, because due to low self-esteem, she does not always correctly understand what others tell her. The phrase "Good project, you just need to fix a couple of mistakes" for her turns into "Even such a simple thing you can't do." But soon to take exams, and the mother calls every day to find out how things are going.



All this is set in the setting of a nameless Russian town, where it is already 2016, and you seem to be stuck somewhere in the nineties. Panel houses, station, park and polytechnic. The inscriptions on the walls in which Tsoi is always alive, but there is probably still a way out. Living days in familiar realities, the player will have to find out what brought Zoya to her current state and how she now deal with it.



- Atmosphere inspired by the songs of Viktor Tsoi, Splin and other representatives of melancholic Russian rock.
- Routine tasks in the form of mini-games, where getting out of bed in the morning in a depressed state is already a whole test.
- Dialogues in which you need to solve puzzles to understand what the interlocutors really mean.
- Characters familiar to everyone: from the quiet girl that can be found in every classroom, to endless relatives who think that depression is just laziness, whims and whining, so go find yourself something to do.