Firework is a Chinese horror puzzle adventure game that blends atmospheric mystery with thoughtful investigation. Set in a remote mountain village, the story begins when an accidental fire at a funeral forces authorities to reopen a long‑closed massacre case. Players step into the shoes of rookie police officer Lin Lixun, drawn into a chilling investigation where every clue leads to more questions and eerie revelations. Rather than relying on jump scares, the game’s horror comes from tension‑filled environments, haunting visuals, and psychological unease as you explore desolate streets, quiet homes, and unsettling scenes.
As Lin Lixun uncovers character backstories and village secrets, the narrative shifts between realism and surreal moments that blur the line between reality and myth. Puzzle elements are woven into the storytelling, requiring careful observation, logic, and clue interpretation to progress. The watercolor‑inspired art style enhances the melancholic, mysterious tone, while subtle audio effects heighten immersion. With strong positive reviews from players and an engaging narrative pace, Firework offers a compelling mix of horror, puzzle‑solving, and detective work that keeps players guessing until the very end.
Features:
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Atmospheric horror‑puzzle narrative.
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Explore a mysterious mountain village.
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Play as rookie police investigator Lin Lixun.
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Deep, unfolding storyline with layered clues.
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Oriental aesthetics and watercolor‑style visuals.
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Tension‑driven horror atmosphere without jump scares.
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Puzzle challenges integrated into exploration.
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Emotional and character‑focused storytelling.
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Subtle supernatural elements enhance mystery.
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Single‑player immersive adventure experience.
System Requirements
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Windows: 7 or greater.
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CPU: Intel i5 Quad‑Core or equivalent.
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Memory: 4 GB RAM.
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Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti or equivalent.
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Storage: ~2 GB available space.
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DirectX: Compatible with DirectX (version depends on OS).
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Sound: DirectX‑compatible audio.
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Input: Keyboard and mouse.
