A creator-first toolkit on Unreal Engine 5. Story authors build quests, design characters, shape locations, branch narratives — through visual workflows, without code.

A post-apocalyptic narrative set in a Ukraine that has lived through the Rozlom. The event reshaped landscape, communities, and the rules of how the world holds together. What survives is what people choose to keep alive — through tradition, memory, and the choices they make.

The world is built on a Ukrainian cultural foundation, woven from three threads:
— The steppe — vast, indifferent, ancient. The land that holds memory longer than any structure built on it.
— The kharakternyk (Ukrainian warrior-mystics who walked between worlds in Cossack folklore) — mystical resilience, esoteric knowledge passed through generations.
— The hromada (Ukrainian word for community as binding force) — the bond that holds together against collapse, stronger than what tries to break it.

These shape how players move through the world, who they meet, and which choices carry weight.

Single-player narrative game with RPG and exploration elements. Combat exists; the centerpiece sits elsewhere. Player agency emerges from where you go, who you trust, and what you carry forward.

The visual language of the project: brutalist architecture, vertical composition, the contrast between stable resonance (cool cyan tones) and dangerous Rozlom-energy (sharper magenta accents). Artistic foundation in Ukrainian post-modern graphic art and dark fantasy traditions.