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A Walk With Yiayia
A Walk with Yiayia is a heartfelt solo-developed, bite-sized adventure game about taking your Greek grandmother on a walk after she's lost her confidence from a scary fall. Connect through engaging conversations, explore a relaxing environment, and complete microquests in this thoughtful adventure.
What players say
Steam review score and the most-helpful voices, which may include critical ones. Score via Steam as of 2026-09-28.
“Such a soulful, beautiful dedication to the lives of loved ones. I feel better for having played this game and heard Yiayia's story.”
— a player, Steam review · 1 hrs played“A short reflective interactive story about aging, health/ability/coming to terms with the limits of your body, family, childhood, regrets, and living in Greece and America in the 20th century. About 1 hour to finish. Not so heavy-handed that it feels like the game wants to make…”
— a player, Steam review · 1 hrs playedLatest official news
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A Walk With Yiayia is now on Nintendo Switch!
At 5pm EST today you can finally buy A Walk With Yiayia on your Nintendo Switch! To celebrate the Switch release and 2nd anniversary of the PC release, I commissioned some new key art by Charlie Coope
Update 1.6
Fixed a game-breaking bug that caused progress to be stuck and prevented the player from finishing the story. Thanks to Sam Sempere for playtesting to help me fix this!
Update 1.55 - Japanese, French and German on Linux/SteamOS
Added Japanese, French and German language support for SteamDeck and Linux
Update 1.5 - Japanese, German and French Language Options Added!
Finally added Japanese, German and French language support for the entire game for Windows. Linux update should be out soon, just need to test it a bit. Huge thanks to Hiroshi Ashida for the Japanese
A Walk With Yiayia is now available in Spanish!
With this latest update to the game all text in menus and dialogue has been fully translated to Spanish. The game now starts with a Language Select screen if no saved setting is detected. I also added
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Screenshots
Official Steam store screenshots — click any shot to enlarge.
Facts & details
From the Steam store record, snapshot 2026-09-28.
| Genres | Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG |
| Player tags | Adventure · Walking Simulator · Casual · Visual Novel · RPG · Cinematic · Exploration · Interactive Fiction · Isometric · 2.5D · 2D · 3D (SteamSpy community voting) |
| Features | Single-player · Full controller support · Family Sharing |
| Languages | English, Spanish - Spain, French, German, Japanese |
| Controller | Full support |
Minimum system requirements (PC)
Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS *: Windows 7 (SP1+) and Windows 10 Processor: x86, x64 architecture Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: Graphics card with min. DX10 (shader model 4.0), 1GB RAM DirectX: Version 10 Storage: 2 GB available space Sound Card: Stereo Sound Additional Notes: Not tested on extremely low-end systems