NovaSoft Interactive has just dropped a new point and click escape room title called Aurora Hills: Chapter 1 on Android. With over four million installs under their belt from the previous Meridian 157 series, this is yet another brain-bending adventure from them.
Powered by the Unreal Engine 5, Aurora Hills: Chapter 1 is free to play with no ads or even in-app purchases. You get to dive into a world of mysteries and puzzles in the game. The game actually leans more toward a story-driven experience with escape room elements. Catch a glimpse of the game below!
Aurora Hills: Chapter 1 Takes You Back To The 80’s
Set in the eerie backdrop of 1980s West Virginia, you take on the role of a park ranger. Your tasks are to unravel the mysteries behind a series of perplexing disappearances. With hidden object elements and escape room-style puzzles, it’s quite a ride.
But what sets Aurora Hills apart is its attention to detail. The game is not only cool due to its custom atmospheric soundtrack, but NovaSoft has made the game inclusive as well. It has a special colour-blind mode for people who may have difficulty navigating colour-based puzzles.
The artwork in Aurora Hills: Chapter 1 is impressive while the story hooks you right away. It definitely gives off vibes similar to Meridian 157. You can capture potential hints and receive subtle nudges when you’re stuck. It helps keep you on track without giving away the solutions entirely.
Head over to the Google Play Store to download the game. You can also learn more about it on the official website of the developers.
So, that wraps up our scoop on NovaSoft’s latest escape room game. Meanwhile, check out our other news. Kwalee Ventures Into Casual Gaming With Text Express: Word Adventure.
