A remaster of Spooky's Jump Scare Mansion
Can you survive 1000 rooms of cute terror? Or will you break once the cuteness starts to fade off and you're running for your life from the unspeakable hideous beings that shake and writhe in bowels of this house? They wait for you, they wait and hunger for meeting you.
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Only reached the 1000 floor one and haven't touched the hospital nor the dollhouse yet but I intend to do it at some point. Pretty good game and a must play if you're really into horror media.
A charming but repetitive horror game that blew up a couple years ago. It piqued my interest as slightly different than other mascot horror games, but sadly there's not much to see here. The story is convoluted and not super well conveyed; the gameplay is fine but monotonous. I wish there were more variety in the specimens and game formula. Stuff like the McDonalds area and the arcade games were great, but most of the game is just running from a monster that chases you while maybe looking at it. I enjoyed the general aesthetic and loved Spooky herself, though.
Aunque creo que es un juego para youtubers me ha sorprendido un poco
Really cool love letter to horror games that toys with you for a little while before sending you head-first in to the real shit. I had a smile on my face the entire time I was playing this.
gets samey after a while, and the dlcs while different are both really short.
This game is pretty unique and fun. The best parts about it to me being the endless references to other media such as other horror games or creepypastas.
As for the specimens themselves, they are pretty meh, most being avoided by obvious gameplay cues or just progressing through the rooms rapidly, which isn't hard at all.
But it does well with its simple concept, feeling like a love letter to horror games and stories everywhere.
As for the specimens themselves, they are pretty meh, most being avoided by obvious gameplay cues or just progressing through the rooms rapidly, which isn't hard at all.
But it does well with its simple concept, feeling like a love letter to horror games and stories everywhere.