Step into the routine of a Ukrainian housewife in this indie point-and-click game. Players handle daily chores like cleaning, cooking, and laundry within a house, racing against the clock to finish before the day ends. Stray from perfection by taking a relaxing bath, applying excessive makeup, or drinking vodka to reveal a hidden museum through a kitchen hole and collect its pieces.
The oppressive housework loop demands precision, yet mistakes unlock progress and unexpected fun. Imperfection breaks the cycle, letting players gather all Gender Museums' pieces to escape. Fans of meticulous point-and-click challenges with subversive twists will find a fresh take here.
Vona is a point and click game where the player will perform a Ukrainian housewife’s life and her attempt to “escape” from her house, breaking the daily life loop and obtaining all the Gender Museums' pieces.
The game takes place in a house, where the player has to do the housework: cleaning, cooking, doing the laundry… step by step and in time. But, at the moment when the player does something different (take a relaxing bath, wear too much make-up, drink vodka…), the player will open a museum inside a hole in her kitchen.
There is a lot of housework and the player must do everything before the day ends. This can feel oppressive. If the player doesn’t make perfect, she will run out of time. But, it’s in this imperfection where the player can find more fun and when the player will progress in the game.
