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Kona is a first-person narrative adventure developed by Quebec studio Parabole and published by Ravenscourt. It launched on Steam on March 17, 2017, for Windows, macOS and Linux. The story opens in October 1970: industrialist W. Hamilton hires private detective Carl Faubert to look into vandalism at his hunting manor near Atamipek Lake in northern Canada. When Carl arrives, a violent snowstorm has swallowed the area, his client is missing and the village appears empty.
The game blends investigation with survival. You search cabins, collect documents and objects, record findings in your journal and keep Carl warm as the blizzard drains his body heat. An omniscient narrator comments on your actions, and Quebec folk band CuréLabel provides the soundtrack. The 1970s rural setting, drawn from local history and folklore, gives the mystery a distinct identity.
Kona suits players who like slow-burn, exploration-driven mysteries rather than combat-heavy games. A Kona CD key is a budget way into the series before you move on to the sequel. Read our guide on buying cheap game keys safely before you pick a seller, and see the official Kona Steam page for media and reviews.
Steam (PC, Mac, Linux): Open Steam, go to Games > Activate a Product on Steam, enter your key and download the game. Our step-by-step Steam redemption guide covers every screen.
Region check: Confirm the key works in your country before purchase, since some sellers list region-restricted keys.
1970s Detective Mystery: Play as private investigator Carl Faubert, hired to solve vandalism at a hunting manor that turns into a far stranger case.
Open Snowbound Region: Explore the frozen village and surroundings of Atamipek Lake at your own pace.
Survival Against the Cold: Keep Carl warm and manage what you find while the blizzard pushes back.
Journal-Based Investigation: Collect clues, letters and objects that feed Carl's journal and help you connect the events.
Third-Person Narrator: An omniscient storyteller voices the tale and reacts to what you discover.
Folk Soundtrack: Music by Quebec folk band CuréLabel underscores the atmosphere of a remote 1970s community.
Cross-Platform on Steam: Runs on Windows, macOS and Linux with full controller support and Steam Achievements.
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