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About ASPIS Wiki
ASPIS Wiki is an independent, fan-made reference for ASPIS, the first-person horror game by Dream Wire Games. It is not affiliated with the developer, the publisher or any storefront, and it does not host game files or official art beyond the promotional material used to identify the game.
The site exists because official information is deliberately sparse. Pages are built from the Steam store description, Steam announcements, the developer site and in-game achievement text, and they distinguish what is documented from what players merely report. Where the game does not publish a number, a chapter count or a rule, we say so instead of filling the gap.
About ASPIS
ASPIS is a story-driven first-person horror game set in an alternate Soviet Union in 1987. An engineer named Andrey enters a machine built to predict historical events and finds the Institute of Cybernetics connected to worlds its designers never intended to reach. The game combines exploration, spatial puzzles around the PEP-01 device, scarce combat and a single final choice with two outcomes.
What This Wiki Covers
Guides and Settings
Controls, sensitivity, brightness, performance and the practical setup questions players ask in the first hour.
Walkthrough and Puzzles
Location-level progression plus the PEP-01, Energy X and astral-window logic behind the puzzle layer.
Endings
The single final choice, the Let Go and World on Fire branches, and what each achievement represents.
Achievements
Official Steam achievement names and unlock text, with routes for the timed, hidden and optional flags.
Combat and Survival
Makarov pistol discipline, scarce ammunition, stealth and why the Guardian has to be escaped rather than killed.
Lore and Characters
The Institute, OGAS, the Slavic trace and the small cast, with open questions clearly labelled as open.
Sources We Use
- •Steam store page and app details for release facts, languages, platforms and achievements.
- •Steam announcements and the developer Telegram channel for patches and production updates.
- •The official Dream Wire Games site for story context, gallery titles and award information.
- •Player reports from the Steam community, always labelled as reports rather than confirmed facts.
Disclaimer
ASPIS Wiki is a fan project. Game names, characters and related marks belong to Dream Wire Games and their respective owners. Details can change after patches, and community reports may be inaccurate. Verify time-sensitive information against the official Steam page or the developer channel before acting on it.