#tukoni

Tunic: zelda-like with a fair bit of reading and will probably force you to pick up some of the words

Return of the Obra Dinn: puzzles game with a lot of dialogue. I haven’t tried the Ukrainian language setting yet but it’s a very fun mystery game, so I think it might be a good pic

Field Hospital: Dr Taylor’s Story: pretty sure this was made by a Ukrainian company and Ukrainian is the language it was written in. I haven’t played it yet, but it’s listed as positive for reviews is a cheap game. It’s described as a detective game where your choices matter

Tukoni: cute point and click that was made in collaboration with a Ukrainian children’s author, though it’s not super text heavy

Phasmophobia: interface only. Last I played (when my laptop could launch it) it was admittedly clunky as shit, but it’s a fun horror game with friends and from what I’ve heard has been improved upon (not that I’d know, it crashed in me)

Minecraft: you know what minecraft is

(I unfortunately can’t really confirm how good the translations are, but finding games with any Ukrainian options is difficult so you gotta take what you can get)

Tukoni is a charming and cozy little point and click adventure where a kind forest spirit drinks tea and solves puzzles in a magical woodland.