Midnight Scenes: The Highway (2017)

Octavi Navarro, Pixels Huh

Mac · PC (Microsoft Windows)

3.18 from 22 ratings

74 members have it in their collection · 37 backlogged · 6 wish listed

How long? Main story 0h · 100% 0h (from 4 logged playthroughs)

It's a retro style point and click game.
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Release dates

  • Sep 26, 2017 (Worldwide) Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows)

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grok

Review grok 3/5 · Oct 8, 2024

Very Short- 15 Mins- But Solid

I loved this, it was bite-sized, and completable easily during my lunch break.

The ambiance, art, and story all worked well.

I enjoyed the ending too.

I think if I bought the Midnight Scenes in the future I would buy the bundle of them all together as its more cost effective.

Vakil

Review Vakil 2/5 · Oct 19, 2023

There's short games and then there's this

It wasn't bad. The puzzles were good and the creepiness was spot on. It has a good Twilight Zone feel. But it just hints at a broader story before ending after 15 minutes. Felt more like a demo or a student project than a purchased product.

SuperEffective

Review SuperEffective 3/5 · Mar 20, 2022

Good, but VERY SHORT

Very pleasing horror point-and-click story, something like a Twilight Zone episode, but it's extremely short (roughly 15 minutes). You play as Claire, who comes across a horrifying scene while traveling on the highway. The graphics are great in pixel style and the atmosphere is very creepy. The creator, Octavi Navarro, did a game called "The Supper" that I really enjoyed, …

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Very pleasing horror point-and-click story, something like a Twilight Zone episode, but it's extremely short (roughly 15 minutes). You play as Claire, who comes across a horrifying scene while traveling on the highway. The graphics are great in pixel style and the atmosphere is very creepy. The creator, Octavi Navarro, did a game called "The Supper" that I really enjoyed, so I was looking forward to this. While I recognize this is part of a series and will be playing the other games, I would have rather played all the games as part of a package series rather than paying (essentially donating) for very short episodes.

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