Despite its 98% rating on Steam and features like gift-giving to win over an adorable anime girl named Mita, there's a sinister twist lurking beneath the surface.
Echoing the unsettling nature of Doki Doki Literature Club, MiSide gradually immerses players in a world of horror. The demo alone is enough to leave one feeling deeply disturbed.
Despite its "Overwhelmingly Positive" rating on Steam, MiSide is not for the faint of heart. Mita's obsessive desire for your eternal presence surpasses even the creepiest internet memes.
The game's horror lies in its subtle delivery of strange occurrences. While teleporting into Mita's world might seem unusual, it's the subtle shifts in rooms, glitches that defy logic, and Mita's conflicting expressions of love and secrecy that truly unsettle.
Despite distractions like a playable fighting game featuring brawling milk cartons, the sense of unease persists. There's a palpable feeling that something is amiss, hidden behind Mita's charming facade.
MiSide is available now, with a demo downloadable on Steam. However, it's crucial to heed the content warning before diving in. Mita's world is not for the easily disturbed.
