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86% positive of 249 · Very Positive · Live from Steam
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ASPIS is a story-driven first-person horror game set in the late-1980s USSR. Engineer Andrey enters an experimental system to see his deceased family again. But the machine opens worlds it was never meant to find. Explore the institute and step beyond reality.
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Review score: 85% on 2026-11-01 → 86% today (249 reviews)
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Patch notesUpdate: Improved Lighting, Optimization & Animations
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Patch notesASPIS Update: performance, shader compilation, and stability
Changed: Windows (1 download)
Changed: Windows (1 download)
Changed: Windows (1 download)
Changed: Windows (1 download)
Post-launch fixes, gameplay improvements, and the future development of ASPIS.Since its release, ASPIS has received a series of updates focused on resolving technical issues and improving the overall gameplay experience. This latest major patch addresses nearl…
This update brings a major rework of the monster's behavior, clearer progression, performance improvements, and a number of bug fixes.GameplaySignificantly reworked the monster in one of the horror sequences. It is now less likely to detect the player without …
Since the launch of ASPIS, we've already released several smaller hotfixes. Now we're rolling out a more substantial update, incorporating your feedback and bug reports.This patch focuses on gameplay balance, stability, navigation, and expanded language suppor…
Full list of changes:Completely reworked input systemFull gamepad support - now it's comfortable to play on a controller, including full interface control!Interface update - tips have been reworked, new elements have been added, the control settings window has…
The following changes have been made to the demo version of ASPIS:Content:One of the previously inaccessible institute rooms has been unlocked.Sound:Some sound effects have been updated.Added sound for the PEP-01 device.Gameplay and interface:The PEP-01 now ca…
New loading system: now you can choose the episode to start the game from. Additional settings: the menu now includes options for mouse inversion, changing the viewing angle, and adjusting the camera shake. Ultrawide screen support: 5160x2160 resolution has be…
Today, October 23, the full version of ASPIS has been released. I spent nearly six years developing the game on my own, and now players can finally experience the entire story from beginning to end.ASPIS is a first-person, story-driven horror game set in an al…
Сегодня, 23 октября, состоялся релиз полной версии АСПИС. Почти шесть лет я разрабатывал её в одиночку, и теперь в эту историю наконец можно сыграть от начала до конца. АСПИС — сюжетный хоррор от первого лица в атмосфере альтернативного СССР. Это история о сов…
There is just one week left until the release of ASPIS, a first-person narrative horror game set in an alternate version of the Soviet Union.ASPIS launches on October 23. Over the years of development, the game has grown considerably: new mechanics have been a…
The demo version offers up to two hours of gameplay, introduces key characters and presents the first episode of the story. Immerse yourself in the dark atmosphere of the cybernetics institute, where reality, memory and death are intertwined into a single whol…