In this Spooktober 2021 entry, play as a someone who’s hired to change the lightbulbs in a seemingly average apartment on Halloween day.
Category: Full Game Reviews
Review: New Meaning
Go on a journey with Luke during a terrible three days in which his mental health suffers. How will he navigate looking for meaning in life?
Review: COME ALIVE!
Spend a night with Cyan and their friends as you watch a horror movie unfolding off of the screen in this short Halloween-themed VN by Angela He!
Review: Elated Sorrow
Play as Max, a depressed girl whose life begins to change as she meets a caring and inquisitive girl in this free yuri game released by Foxpancakes.
Review: One-Eyed Lee and the Dinner Party
Go on a strange, mysterious adventure through an underground bunker while looking for a cure for a deadly disease. You’re surprised that, being far from abandoned, it’s the home of a family of walking, talking skeletons. Point and click your way through scrounging up clues behind their mysterious circumstances and try not to die in the process.
Review: Play Dead!
From Skelebun Studios, episode one of Play Dead! was released for last year’s Spooktober jam, with episode two and a voice patch for episode one releasing earlier this year. Follow a rock band as they travel from place to place with their ghost dog Discovery and solve spooky mysteries along the way.
Review: Ann Heard Voices
As the chaos and suffering of the pun-demic reign, Ann can’t help but drag more and more into this world of her unintentional making. All because voices in her head have begun to control her every action.
Review: fishy
You don’t like aquariums. They freak you out. When it’s your friend’s birthday and everyone else is going to be there, though, you don’t really feel like you have much of a choice. As the sleepover progresses, things start to get a little…strange. Certainly it’s all in your head, though. Right?
Review: The Craft of the Samurai
Follow Hanshiro down the path of a samurai in this short kinetic novel that takes inspiration from cinematic works of famous Japanese directors.
Early Access Review: Heart à la Mode
As a young professional, you have an interesting guilty pleasure: a cute character mascot for a stationary company. When you attend a convention for the aforementioned mascot with one of your online friends, you’ll soon come to find that extremely awkward romance is in the air.
