Chains of Lukomorye is a action adventure / third-person shooter video game developed and published by Forge Ahead.

About

Chains of Lukomorye is a narrative-driven action-adventure odyssey set in a world unraveling at the seams.

This haunting third-person shooter explores love, grief, and the thin line between fate and free will. Play solo or in online cooperative play as you descend into an alternate post-World War I world where Allied experiments shattered reality itself.

Journey through deserted trenches and enchanted ruins to rescue a lost love from the Slavic Underworld.

You play as a soldier broken by the loss of his wife, accompanied by Sirin, a prophetic being bound to you by fate. Together, you travel through a landscape where ancient Slavic folklore intertwines with the wreckage of modern war, in a desperate attempt to do the unthinkable: save your beloved from the depths of Lukomorye’s underworld.

Key Features

• Bound Together
  • Emotional Story – A reimagining of Orpheus and Eurydice through the lens of war, memory, and myth. Uncover a tale of love, grief, duty, and what lies beyond death.
  • Intense Third-Person Shooter – Play solo or with a friend as the soldier and the siren. Using gritty World War I firearms, supernatural abilities, fairytale items, and synchronized combat to survive overwhelming odds.
  • Defeat Challenging Foes – Face bosses like Leshy, Nightingale the Robber, and Viy. These spirits of nature, vengeance, and death are only beaten by working together to balance attack with defence.
• Journey into Myth
  • A Living Folklore World – Encounter legendary figures like Baba Yaga and Kot Bayun in a world shaped by living folklore. Each encounter tests your beliefs as much as your strength.
  • Recover Lost Relics – Scattered across the world are ancient artifacts tied to Slavic myths. Each relic unlocks new abilities, story insights, or grants temporary aid against the horrors ahead.
  • Two Worlds Collide – Explore a beautifully broken world where the trenches of war blur into enchanted forests, forgotten villages, and the Slavic realm of Lukomorye.