Aurora Hills: Chapter 1

Point-and-click, hidden objects, escape room game! Welcome to Aurora Hills! Nestled deep within the Appalachian Mountains, Aurora Hills was once famous for its booming industry and scenic beauty. Thanks to the area's abundant natural resources, it was poised to become one of the state's most prosperous towns. However, all is not as it seems. A series of disappearances involving both residents and tourists has haunted the region for years, sparking a mass exodus from the small community. Now, in October 1981, the town is a shell of its former self. The prosperity that once blessed Aurora Hills has all but vanished. As a park ranger, you must investigate these strange disappearances and answer questions that have tormented locals for years. Why have vanishings surged over the past six months? Why is there no trace of those who went missing? And perhaps most importantly, who—or what—is behind it all? It's up to you to venture deep into the national park and uncover the mysteries of Aurora Hills... Developed by the creators of Meridian 157, Aurora Hills: Chapter 1 is the first installment in a series of point-and-click puzzle adventures. Set in 1981 in a small West Virginia town, Aurora Hills follows park ranger Ethan Hill as he investigates bizarre disappearances in the region. Explore the rolling hills of West Virginia, uncover clues about the missing, and solve intriguing puzzles to reveal the secret of Aurora Hills! Play as Ethan Hill, a park ranger turned detective, investigating the unsolved mystery of the Aurora Hills disappearances! Solve puzzles and riddles in this new point-and-click, hidden object, escape-room-style adventure game, available now for free! Features: • A custom soundtrack and sound effects designed for a creepy in-game atmosphere • Challenging and clever puzzles • A logical hint system for the toughest riddles • Available in 9 languages: English, French, Russian, German, Chinese (Simplified), Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Japanese! • New colorblind mode for players who may struggle with color-based puzzles