Where to Support Pathologic (if You're Inclined to Do So)

Knock-knock

There is an unusual cabin deep in the woods. It had served as a laboratory and a dwelling for three generations of Lodgers.But as of late the latest Lodger has been noticing weird changes in familiar surroundings; things are missing, noises and rattle heard. Something odd is coming out of the woods.

Have you heard of Pathologic? Here’s how it goes: A plague breaks out in a remote steppe town full of weird local traditions. Three healers try to fight it: a scientist from the Capital, the son of a local shaman, and a half-crazed girl. Each of them has their own idea of how the terrible disease came to be, and what is real magic to one of them becomes backwards superstitions to another. Taking on the role of any of these doctors, you’ll try to overcome the invisible evil while doing your best not to succumb to the disease, to bandits, hunger, and fatigue; scavenging and bartering for pills, bread, and milk. But survival is hard here. Pathologic is the first game Ice-Pick Lodge has released—and it’s also the game we’re working on now. Weird, huh? One would suspect it must have something to do with us bumping into a Guest and rewinding time. It was a successful bump, too: we’ve had a rather spectacular [url=https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1535515364/pathologic] Kickstarter campaign[/url] to support the development of the remake of Pathologic. The campaign is over—yet once again a wild paradox appears: it really isn’t. We’ve launched a [url=http://pathologic-game.com/]Backer Portal[/url] recently—a website where you still can support the game. You can learn more about Pathologic there, of course, and then sign up for the Portal if you find yourself interested in the game. If you like survival, plague, and despair, it may be worth taking a look. Oh, and we’ve also got an official [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/icepicklodge]Steam community[/url] now—with a Curator’s List of our favourite games and all. We are planning to update it, too, and it’s the best place to contact us on Steam if you want to discuss something that’s not Knock-Knock.