Risimon is a lyrical, slow-motion RPG adventure where you tend to a dying landscape. Its soft style and attention to detail make this journey a meditation on the connection between time, care, and the forgotten. Listen to what is usually silent Issu is a region where everything once grew, flowed, and resounded, but now trembles on the brink of extinction. The protagonist, Célestin, is neither a fighter nor a seeker — he has arrived belatedly, to at least preserve the silence. You are not being asked to save them, you are being asked to hear them: streams disappearing, branches breaking, the light fading in the underground roots. You don't fight - you rebuild. Every Risimon — it's a plant, a trace, an entity left without space. They're not caught, but released. Gameplay is work, care, repair. There's no timer here. There's a season. If you don't hurry, winter will come early. Game features Slow pace: gameplay is built on observing and reacting to changing environments. Levels as ecosystems: every action affects the local climate and balance. The main progress is in restoration: you return what was lost, not seize it. NPCs are forms of nature: disappearing, appearing, and speaking in different rhythms.