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Role-playing game Quote The game takes you to a surreal world, so it's no surprise that knowledge is considered dangerous. However, there's something medieval and inquisitorial about it. The player takes control of Novella, whose face is adorned with only two black dots representing her eyes. Novella is a priestess of Bliss, the god of ignorance, ignorance, and illiteracy (interestingly, the word "bliss" comes from the English word "bliss" — meaning the less you know, the better you sleep). Her job is to destroy all kinds of written sources, as well as those who create or could create them — heretics. Upon death, enemies don't disappear — they are eaten by Novella's humanoid bird assistant, Tutter.

The London-based company Vindit is working on the project. They were inspired by games like Little Big Adventure, so it's no surprise that the graphics are isometric. They also draw on a solid literary foundation — the works of Kurt Vonnegut, Umberto Eco, Ray Bradbury, and other science fiction geniuses. The story was written by Alec Meer, founder of Rock, Paper, Shotgun, and Dan Griliopoulos, designer of Pandora: First Contact's strategy game. It's worth noting that the dialogue in Quote A lot of attention is paid. And in general, a lot of attention is paid to everything that should be in an RPG. For example, the heroine develops in 20 different ways. After this, many are clearly eager to download the torrent. Quote, but wait: early access is scheduled to open in winter 2016, with the full version promised for 2017.