On a camping trip during the last days of autumn, your sister disappears in the middle of the night. Lake Ridden is a horror mystery where you’ll uncover dark secrets of the past trying to bring her home.
About the story
You are Marie, a 13-year-old girl and the year is 1988. Reluctantly, you join your sister and her friends for one last camping weekend before winter. It was going great, but the second night an argument with your sister ended with her running off into the forest. While looking for her, you stumble upon an old forgotten estate filled with mysteries. As dark shadows emerge from the night, you need to find a place to hide! To survive, and ultimately save your sister, you must find clues, solve puzzles and befriend former residents. You’ll uncover an old conflict driven by envy, madness, and hate.
Platforms
Mac PC XONEGenres
Adventure Indie PuzzleThemes
Mystery
Languages: English
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Critic Reviews
Unboxholics
By Λεωνίδας ΣτραβάκοςLake Ridden tries to do many things at the same time, by putting elements of horror, comedy, mystery and drama in the mix that ultimately neither lead anywhere nor satisfy anyone.
Pixelophobia
By Łukasz AnkudoLake Ridden is quite nice example of first game of new indie studio done right. It looks great and is fun to play. Puzzles are quite though and act more as an interruption in our walks rather than challenging mechanic to test your wits. Pleasant game nonetheless.
GameOctane
By Ryan WelchLake Ridden is a short, story-driven game with a spooky, supernatural vibe. The puzzles range from just the right amount of difficulty to being way too hard. The story has moments of interest, but not enough keep me engaged throughout the entire playthrough.
Geeks Under Grace
By Danny VargasLake Ridden has the potential to be one of the best games in the puzzle adventure genre. The visuals and soundtrack are spectacular. The puzzles are fun and challenging. Though game needs a bit more polish to fully realize it's potential, Midnight Hub has created a gaming experience that is worth the price of admission for fans of the genre.
COGconnected
By Grady PennaLake Ridden may not be doing anything new or incredibly exciting, but it still feels unique.
