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Midnight Scenes: From the Woods

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Midnight Scenes: From the Woods

Feb 9, 2023

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3.36 average rating based on 14 ratings

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From the Woods is a short horror story about friendship and the supernatural. Disturbing incidents begin happening after the arrival of a new patient at Fernwood Creek Mental Health Center. Welcome to a new dimension of horror. Welcome to Midnight Scenes.
Release Dates
Feb 09, 2023 (Worldwide)
PC (Microsoft Windows)
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User Stats
35
In Collection
2
Wish Listed
0
Playing
12
Backlogged
How Long Is Midnight Scenes: From the Woods?
Main + extras: 2.5 hours
Total completions: 1
grok
grok gave Oct 3, 2023
grok gave Oct 3, 2023
Great Ambiance, Art, and Pacing

One of my friends plays more Indy titles than anyone else I know. He knew I was looking for more horror games, particularly shorter horror games to try, and recommended Midnight Scenes.

Wow, I am glad I tried this game. It's short, about 2 hours, and plays like a visual novel.

I absolutely loved the art style and music, it really nails an engaging and exciting style, while also being creepy when it needs to be. The story was decent, very standard horror stuff, but engaging enough that I played it in one sitting.

I think our characters are decent, horror tends to deal more with tropes, and this isn't an exception, but I think our main character is solid enough. I wish some other characters were explored a bit more, and to my excitement they are, in other games! It does mean this feels more like a snapshot rather than a completely fleshed-out story, but I was fine with that.

My main complaint is that the game play and story seem very linear. I don't hate this, it gives it an interactive book feel. And for horror sometimes a lack of choice helps with the scares, but anyone considering …

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One of my friends plays more Indy titles than anyone else I know. He knew I was looking for more horror games, particularly shorter horror games to try, and recommended Midnight Scenes.

Wow, I am glad I tried this game. It's short, about 2 hours, and plays like a visual novel.

I absolutely loved the art style and music, it really nails an engaging and exciting style, while also being creepy when it needs to be. The story was decent, very standard horror stuff, but engaging enough that I played it in one sitting.

I think our characters are decent, horror tends to deal more with tropes, and this isn't an exception, but I think our main character is solid enough. I wish some other characters were explored a bit more, and to my excitement they are, in other games! It does mean this feels more like a snapshot rather than a completely fleshed-out story, but I was fine with that.

My main complaint is that the game play and story seem very linear. I don't hate this, it gives it an interactive book feel. And for horror sometimes a lack of choice helps with the scares, but anyone considering trying it just keep this in mind.

Overall, this was the perfect horror game to start off my month of horror for October. I will definitely be checking out more of this studios stuff.

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pixelcrypt
pixelcrypt gave Feb 17, 2023
pixelcrypt gave Feb 17, 2023
A solid twilight zone style point and click game.

I am a huge fan of the Midnight Scenes series, and this has one of the better stories. It is campy and gripping, featuring Octavi Navarro’s incredible pixel art style.

The Stephen King type narrative really carried this whole game. The gameplay is noticeably absent, with only one or two real puzzles. Mostly, it is a visual novel, which was pretty disappointing.

That said, it has one of the better written stories in the series. The whole game took me about an hour to finish, so it made for a short and cozy ghost story.