
Why do you love me?
A short romantic novel about modern relationships. We took some situations from life and tried to answer the question "why do people love each…
Explore eight story-focused titles from Alkinoy where you follow romance, travel, mystery and quiet winter nights through dialogue and simple choices.
If you enjoy quiet, character-led stories, this collection from Alkinoy gives you eight compact adventures built around reading, dialogue and light decisions. Why do you love me? looks at present-day dating and partnership, Coffee, Snow, and You centers on a solitary winter shift that turns reflective, and Corridors of Their Memories adds a detective thread where you piece together past events. Across the set you move through conversations, follow branching moments and shape small outcomes without fast action or complex systems.

A short romantic novel about modern relationships. We took some situations from life and tried to answer the question "why do people love each…

A strange incident turns the life of an ordinary young man upside down when, having fallen asleep on a regular train commute, he wakes up in another…

A strange incident turns the life of an ordinary young man upside down when, having fallen asleep on a regular train commute, he wakes up in another…

Enter another person’s memories and search for clues to identify the culprit.

A warm New Year’s story about a lonely person spending December 31st at work.

A journey with your father to Lake Baikal, where a storm and an old photo album revive memories of family, loss, and reconciliation.

A blind guy with a ghost in his brain tries to save a cursed girl. Naturally, it all goes to hell.

Lisa is here to listen. Choose what’s on your mind, and she’ll help you see things differently.

A short romantic novel about modern relationships. We took some situations from life and tried to answer the question "why do people love each…

Enter another person’s memories and search for clues to identify the culprit.

A warm New Year’s story about a lonely person spending December 31st at work.

A journey with your father to Lake Baikal, where a storm and an old photo album revive memories of family, loss, and reconciliation.

Lisa is here to listen. Choose what’s on your mind, and she’ll help you see things differently.