Aurora Hills: Chapter 1

Point and click, hidden objects, escape room game!

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Aurora Hills: Chapter 1 - Mystery Adventure Game

"Aurora Hills: Chapter 1" is a thrilling point and click puzzle adventure game set in 1981. Play as Ethan Hill, a park ranger investigating mysterious disappearances in a once-prosperous West Virginia town. Uncover dark secrets, solve challenging puzzles, and explore the eerie landscapes of Aurora Hills. With a custom soundtrack and available in 9 languages, this game offers an immersive experience for fans of hidden object and escape room games. Download now for free and start your investigation!

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By: NovaSoft Interactive

Users: 300,312

24.72K

Rating: 4.55

(8,396)

0.14

Version: 1.0.3 (Last updated: 2024-11-17)

Creation date: 2024-04-16

Email: co*****@novasoftinteractive.com

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Welcome to Aurora Hills!

Nestled deep within the Appalachian Mountains, Aurora Hills was known for its thriving industry and its picturesque landscape. Owing to the region's natural resources, Aurora Hills was looking to become one of the most prosperous towns in the state.

All is not how it seems, however. A series of disappearances of residents and tourists alike have plagued the region over the past few years, sparking a mass exodus from the small town. Now, in October 1981, the town is a shell of its former self. The prosperity that once blessed Aurora Hills has all but evaporated.

Working as a park ranger, you must investigate what's going on with these disappearances and answer questions that have tormented residents for years. Why has there been an increase in disappearances over the past 6 months? Why are there no traces of the people who went missing? Perhaps most importantly, who, or what, could be behind all of this? It's up to you to venture forth, deep into the national park, to uncover the mysteries of Aurora Hills...

Developed by the creators of Meridian 157, Aurora Hills: Chapter 1 is the first part in series of point and click puzzle adventure games. Based in the year 1981 in a small West Virginian community, Aurora Hills follows the journey of Ethan Hill, a park ranger tasked with investigating strange disappearances from the region. Explore the rolling hills of West Virginia, find clues of the whereabouts of the missing people and solve intriguing puzzles to uncover the mystery of Aurora Hills!

Play as Ethan Hill, a park ranger detective investigating the unsolved mystery of the Aurora Hills disappearances! Solve puzzles and enigmas in this new point and click, hidden object, escape room style puzzle adventure game now for free!

Features:
• Custom soundtrack and sound effects designed for a creepy in-game atmosphere
• Challenging and clever puzzles
• A logical hint system for some of the most difficult riddles
• Available in 9 languages, including English, French, Russian, German, Chinese (Simplified), Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Japanese!
• New colour blind mode available for people who might have trouble with colour based puzzles

User reviews

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Pros

Great graphics and art style
Challenging puzzles
Engaging story
No intrusive ads
Useful camera feature for clues

Cons

Game is too short
Some puzzles lack clear instructions
Navigation can be jarring or cumbersome
Complex puzzles may frustrate players not ready for challenges
Needs a better map or fast travel option

Most mentioned

Graphics quality
Length of the game
Difficulty of puzzles
Lack of ads
Camera feature for clues

User reviews

Very hard. This game is about solving puzzles, and they are diabolical even for veterans. The other game play is a bit easier, graphics are great, story good. No hidden objects and relatively few objects or clues at a time. Nice job. Maybe a difficulty level option would help.

Luther Snow, 2024-12-10

There were definitely highs and lows here. Good job with the cinematics, the music, and the art style in general. The puzzles were creative for this genre; I can see you wanted to go above and beyond the complexity of puzzles in similar games. The photo album was a clever addition. Maybe swiping, instead of tapping, would improve the feel. Navigation felt a little jarring. The decent story, most importantly, kept me coming back, but I was disappointed it had not progressed very far by the end.

Jeremy Rousse, 2024-11-30

I cheated on all the puzzles! Which is a problem, I recommend giving an allowance so the game can force you to do all the necessary leg work like revisiting areas to take pictures of obvious hints as well as being pro active before reach a puzzle. I almost hit 4 stars but it's too easy if you want to cheat through the entire thing. This is a good base to a game. A lot more could be added. Tired of games asking for some form of money or bludgeoning you with adds. This was a real nice change up