MiSide

Miside is a strange, slow-burning horror game that mixes puzzles, mystery, and eerie storytelling into a uniquely unsettling experience you won't forget.

Miside Isn’t Loud, But It’s Deeply Unsettling

I didn’t expect much when I clicked "play" on Miside. It looked like another browser horror game with minimal graphics and moody lighting. But after 10 minutes, I realized I’d fallen into something much weirder—and way more interesting—than I thought.

It’s not filled with jump scares. There’s no chase scene. Instead, Miside plays with your head. The world feels off in that quiet, uncomfortable way that makes you constantly second-guess what’s real.

How It Plays

The controls are simple: move around using the arrow keys or WASD, click to interact, and follow on-screen prompts. But the simplicity works. It puts all the focus on the atmosphere. Every room you enter, every object you touch—it all feels like it has a story, even if no one says a word.

Some puzzles take real thought. Others are more about paying attention to your surroundings. It’s the kind of game where you find a note and then wonder if the handwriting changes later. That's kind of subtle.

Tips for First-Time Players

• Wear headphones. The sound design is creepy in the best way.

• Don’t rush. This isn’t a speedrun game.

• Look around. Small visual changes might be clues.

• Read everything. Even if it seems random. Especially if it seems random.

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