Developer: Remus
At a glance
16 Steam reviews rate it “Positive” (88% positive). Released on December 15, 2025 by Remus. Current price: $4.99.
Description
Siblings Lesha and Diana are close, but separated by miles.
Every day, they face difficulties in their cold, unfriendly cities, and their connection is maintained only through video calls.
Will they learn to appreciate each other in a new way after going through a series of dramatic events?
Our features:
- About 3 hours long narrative with a cosy, but at times tense atmosphere. Warm conversations are replaced by sad discoveries and ominous signs of fate that are yet to be unravelled.
- Hand-drawn graphics with lots of CG art and backgrounds of wintertime St. Petersburg by experienced novel and anime artists.
- Professional voice acting by Ravencat studio — lifelike voices that bring the story even closer to your heart.
- Musical accompaniment — from classical motifs to relaxing LoFi tracks that emphasise the mood of the scene.
- Many subtle, barely noticeable details, despite the dynamic plot. Choices inevitably change the story.
Supported languages: english, russian
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System Requirements
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 or higher
- Processor: Pentium® 4 1.5 GHz / Athlon® XP
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 512 MB Display Memory
- Storage: 700 MB available space
User Reviews
I have mixed feelings about this game. The hand-drawn visuals are beautiful, and the soundtrack is thoughtfully chosen, perfectly matching the tone of each scene. At the same time, the game feels too short - a single playthrough takes less than two hours - and very linear. There are only three choices, and they don't significantly impact the story.
I'm also conflicted about the game's main selling point: its emotional narrative. It aims for a 'cozy but sad' tone, set against a winter/New Year/Christmas Eve backdrop. While it successfully delivers a reflective, melancholic atmosphere, the story itself is rather predictable.
Overall, it's a niche experience. If you're a fan of emotional, slice-of-life drama, you'll likely enjoy it - but it may not appeal to everyone.
The translation is pretty solid, and the story does hit the right emotional notes, even if not much actually happens.
The dark ending feels like the only honest one — it’s simply much easier to believe in than the fairy-tale version where ordinary young adults suddenly turn into an onii-chan and onee-san straight out of a generic manga. And honestly, even the sweet sugary final is spoiled by how clearly the story is tied to a specific time period: COVID and war are waiting just around the corner, and melancholic Diana is unlikely to weather all of that...
Additional Information
| Developer | Remus |
| Platforms | Windows |
| Age rating | None |
| Release date | December 15, 2025 |
| User reviews | 88% positive (16) |