Midnight Scenes: From the Woods

Takes just over an hour. Not much puzzles, more of an interactive story.

I like the continuation of The Nanny in this one, but I do feel it's a little less spooky than the first. Still, the story and vibes are still all there.

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Really good and super spooky. Really enjoyed how it tied two games together, as I thought we were just going to be left hanging with the prior game.

Un cierre sólido y satisfactorio para la historia. Midnight Scenes: From the Woods funciona muy bien como conclusión del arco iniciado en The Nanny, dando contexto y respuestas a lo ocurrido con los hermanos y la niñera. Mantiene la atmósfera inquietante de la saga y logra cerrar la narrativa de forma clara y coherente.

C'est la suite de l'épisode The nanny. Une histoire plus longue et plus abouti, tout en restant assez court (environ 1h30). Trés agréable à jouer pour un jeu horrifique, comme tout le reste des épisodes des Midnight scenes. Super concept.

My favourite episode of the Midnight Scenes. The art, the story - just superb. The creators of this game are all very talented and I feel like many triple A studios should ask them for advise of how to create a great story, characters and atmosphere. Even the music immediately takes you to the 80s, making you think of horror movies like the Gate or Poltergeist. I really enjoyed the framing device of telling the story: as a visit at the therapist, where young teenager - our main character, Elijah - tells what had happened prior to some gruesome events at the facility for young boys where he lives. I felt bad for the goose (loved the little walk with her, wanted more of her) and I despised Eric (even if I know that some people will sympathise with him). I highly recommend it.