by Umeplay Beijing (website)
West Gate, International Culture & Art Zone, Gaobeidian Village East
4-8 players
Languages: EN, 中文
75 mins
In the 1930s, a small town near Leningrad hid a mysterious puppet shop. During the purges, the shop was smashed and banned from operation, leaving Ilya in a dire situation. Artem, swept up in the purges, wrote a letter on the eve of his deportation to the Gulag, asking you to procure some puppets to help the shop owner survive. These are not ordinary puppets; they possess human emotions and the vitality of life! And this is certainly not a heartwarming story; it is filled with “struggle, exposure, and denunciation!” When we uncover the truth of the story, we are left speechless, deeply disturbed.
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I’ve played Enola quite a few times now and it’s still one of my favorite games at Umeplay. It’s really not that scary and is much more emotional than horror, so if you’re bad with horror you can definitely still play it.
The whole game feels almost like an immersive play. The music is SO good, especially when Ilya first comes out, and with the lighting and the moonlight at Nika’s monologue. It‘s just so pretty. Enola and Nika’s movements are also insanely doll-like, which makes the character feel so real.