Okurov
Last updated 2026-09-10
Okurov (Russian: Окурово Okurovo) is a subarea located in Flamefeather Valley, Snezhnaya.
It is an abandoned little village in a warm climate with a dark history.
The player gains access to this location by progressing through the World Quest Transplanted From "Yesterday" to "Tomorrow" in Series In the Dwelling of Life.
Points of Interest
There are 3 points of interest in Okurov:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Hall of Prayers | The Hall of Prayers is a ceremonial hall where the townspeople of Okurov would gather and recite prayers Doctor Moreau wrote for Zhara. |
| Nastya's Home | Nastya's Home is a house in Okurov that was the home of Nastya and her mother. |
| Snowmelt Drainage Channel | The Snowmelt Drainage Channel is meant to prevent flooding from the snowmelt in Flamefeather Valley and was build under the orders of Koshchei who also used it as an laboratory. |
Quests
World Quests
Hidden Exploration Objectives
Features
Exploration
Enemies
Elite Enemies
Common Enemies
Local Specialties
NPCs
Descriptions
Then and there, the seeker of eternity chose this ground to tether his endless days, beginning a silent vigil for the one he awaits.
Trivia
- The player will be in the Third Person Shooter mode inside the whole area of Okurov.
- The name Okurov (Russian: Окурово) references the 1908 novel The City of Okurov (Russian: Городок Окуров Gorodok Okurov) by Russian and Soviet writer Maxim Gorky.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Okurov | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 奥古洛夫镇 Àogǔluòfū-zhèn | Okurov Village |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 奧古洛夫鎮 Àogǔluòfū-zhèn | |
| Japanese | オクーロフの村 Okuurofu no Mura | Okurov Village |
| Korean | 오쿠로프 마을 Okuropeu Ma'eul | Okurov Village |
| Spanish | Okurov | — |
| French | Okurov | — |
| Russian | Деревня Окурово Derevnya Okurovo | Okurov Village |
| Thai | Okurov | — |
| Vietnamese | Okurov | — |
| German | Okurov | — |
| Indonesian | Okurov | — |
| Portuguese | Okurov | — |
| Turkish | Okurov | — |
| Italian | Okurov | — |
















