
Visual novel with adult themes and multiple endings
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An Alt Girl for Skoof is a visual novel-style computer game developed and published by the Russian development teams Terletski Games and Rik Animation. The game was released on Steam on April 21, 2024, and subsequently on VK Play two days later. It is available for Windows, macOS, SteamOS, and Linux. The game's premise is based on internet memes about "alt girls" and "skoofs", internet slang terms originating in Russian-language online culture. In the story, a middle-aged man signs up on a fictional government platform to receive a personal alt girl. Players choose from three characters and navigate a branching dialogue system leading to five possible endings. The game was created in approximately one month, with the script written by comic book author Vitaly Terletsky and visual style handled by artist Rikani. At launch, the game achieved an 85% positive rating on Steam and entered the top 5 best-selling games on the Russian Steam store within one day of release. Critical reception was mixed, with some reviewers criticizing the narrative and humor quality while others argued its intentionally low-effort style was consistent with the creators' goals. Since its release, the game has received several expansions.
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