Welcome to Peristeri, Athens!  

Well, sort of. 

To start us off, a bit of Athenian trivia. "Peristeri" is a real area of Athens, and the Greek word for "pigeon".

You will find pigeons in this fictional version of Peristeri - or, rather, they will find you - but were we to name this godforsaken place after the creature that populates it most densely, we really should call it "COPS".

Cops are a part of this story. Homeless men are a part of this story. Young artists who suffer menial part-time jobs to fund their creative pursuits are a part of this story. The protagonist of this story, however, is a middle-aged woman named Iris.

You would call Iris a protagonist, but you would never call her a hero, especially not to her face. If you called Iris a hero, she might actually die. Why? Because, God, she's no hero, am I? I mean, is she? Let me answer that: she's not. In fact, she's nobody, really. A totally unexceptional, deeply conservative, borderline detached shadow of a person who'd just like some PAINT. Pai--? Sorry, I meant PAINT. No. Not paint. I was gonna say she just wants some--

P A I N T.

damnit. 

"That's cool and all but what's the game like?"

"Meaningful interaction with a small cast of characters", would be our target-experience. Especially in this PART I (of II), you'll spend most of your time talking. Your choices matter, and hopefully you'll find joy in the game's reactions.

So, basically:

• Dialogue Options
• An unconventional inventory/trading system
• Lots of talking
• Multiple endings!

Things To Know: 

• The game still lacks a lot of audio work.
• 95% of the game was drawn by hand (digitally).
• There's a PART II coming. 

We'd appreciate it immensely if you took the time to:

Answer a few questions about your experience with the game.

Cooked and served by:

Konstantinos Mikroudis (@kostasmikroud) Design, Programming and MORE
Yorgos Dritsas (@YorgosDritsas): Design, Art, Writing and MORE