

Forgotten Hill First Steps
FM Studio · 2021 · Adventure, Puzzle, Point & Click, Horror, Investigation
PC
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About Forgotten Hill First Steps
We are happy to announce that the first three games of the Forgotten Hill series are finally available on Steam: introducing Forgotten Hill First Steps!
Let's follow Mr. Larson's first steps in the dreadful town of Forgotten Hill, starting from that cold November evening, passing through the horrors of the Puppet Theater, till his escape from the Surgery Clinic of Colonel McMillan. Discover new secrets and gather more information about our hero and about some residents of Forgotten Hill and explore new locations while solving new puzzles and riddles.
Forgotten Hill First Steps is a first-person, horror, point and click game. The story revolves around the secrets of the disturbing town of Forgotten Hill, and to unveil them you will need to solve puzzles, riddles and explore grotesque locations.
Let's follow Mr. Larson's first steps in the dreadful town of Forgotten Hill, starting from that cold November evening, passing through the horrors of the Puppet Theater, till his escape from the Surgery Clinic of Colonel McMillan. Discover new secrets and gather more information about our hero and about some residents of Forgotten Hill and explore new locations while solving new puzzles and riddles.
Forgotten Hill First Steps is a first-person, horror, point and click game. The story revolves around the secrets of the disturbing town of Forgotten Hill, and to unveil them you will need to solve puzzles, riddles and explore grotesque locations.
Forgotten Hill First Steps includes:
- the very first Forgotten Hill game - Forgotten Hill Fall - with redesigned graphics and more polished details
- the appreciated sequel - Forgotten Hill Puppeteer - where The Gambler made his first appearance
- the third game - Forgotten Hill Surgery - with its surgical horrors
- brand new contents that joins the three games together, making them become one single long story, prequel of Forgotten Hill Disillusion
- old and new characters and a deep glimpse in Mr. Larson back story
- our usual grotesque Forgotten Hill atmosphere
- all text and dialogues translated into 9 languages
- our exclusive hint system: a simple click will provide you some help and also allow to skip puzzles
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
An enjoyable and fun point and click horror game. Not scary but it feels surreal and creepy. Puzzles are simple and make you feel smart after solving them. Comes included with the first three games of the Forgotten Hill series. Definitely worth the price but I would just play it on a browser instead of paying money for it.
I am so incredibly disappointed. The game has no way of tuning the audio and music, instead it just turns it off or on. I understand its an old flash game but if you're going to work on bettering it, please do it right. When I clicked the start button, it took me to the first scene. There was a key and when I went to grab it like it told me to do so, nothing happened. The guiding hand then pointed to my first slot in my inventory as if grabbing the key actually worked then pointed to the gate. I tried going back to menu and starting it again but then the key in the case was gone and I couldn't interact with ANYTHING. I deleted and reinstalled the game and still nothing. please work on fixing this.
This was very entertaining even though I got stuck in a few places, which is par for the course for me. Also, it took me over an hour to complete the marble puzzle even using a cheat sheet due to dreadful reflexes. I about needed a damn Xanax when I was finally done. That said, I had a good time playing this and I recommend for puzzle lovers and Rusty Lake fans.
Great adventure, TONS of puzzles -- some really challenging! -- and excellent spooky artwork. Definitely recommended!
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i buy all the forgotten hill games on steam and ios to make sure he keeps making them
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