- November 10, 2020
- Steppe Hare Studio
- 4h median play time
Mists of Aiden
Platforms
About
"Mists of Aiden" is a first-person, story-driven horror game where you play as a thief trying to steal a valuable jewel from an old mansion. The house traps you inside, and each attempt to escape leads to a new story and ending. Every walkthrough is unique, with different routes hiding their own tragedies and horrors. Uncover the secrets of the house, your partner, and yourself as you delve deeper into madness.



- The game features a cool story with interesting twists that keep players engaged.
- Great atmosphere and well-designed environments contribute to a genuinely creepy experience.
- The jump scares are well-timed and effective, enhancing the horror elements of the game.
- The game is very short, taking around 1.5 to 2 hours to complete, which may leave players wanting more.
- The gameplay is linear and lacks true exploration, as players are often guided down specific paths.
- The ending feels rushed and unsatisfying, leaving some players confused about the overall narrative.
- story520 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story has received mixed reviews, with many players appreciating its intriguing twists and atmospheric depth, while others found it muddled or confusing, particularly towards the end. Some praised the unique storytelling mechanics and the way different narratives unfold through exploration, but noted that the linear structure limits replayability. Overall, while the story is engaging and creative, some players felt it could benefit from more elaboration and a stronger conclusion.
“The story has great twists that highlight the horrors of the creative mind, while pointing out the pains of real life.”
“The narrative is tightly written, and very story forward.”
“I loved the story, and it really lived up to my expectations for a horror game.”
“It was too muddled and confused about its own identity to tell a coherent story.”
“Story was clunky and forced.”
“Particularly the last act which just expositions you to death with a boring story that is totally disconnected from the rest of the game.”



