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My Castle's Haunted!
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You inherited a castle from your late grandma! But something's UP with it....
I'm not happy with some of this game's writing but I had to release it in time for halloween. I explored the idea of being in a space with a bunch of monsters moving between the rooms chasing you. They smell you to find you, and you can sometimes hear a distant door opening and closing when they reach a room next to the one you're in.
There's also lots of cool secrets and stuff to see and touch in the castle. Don't expect too much tho
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Interesting moral tale you wound into this one, Kate B. :)
At one point I had the Dil-Beast and Pumpkin Head after me, and they were on my ass like a bike seat. Thrilling chase! Also, it was tough to beat while wearing your original clothes, but it's doable! Nice to see an additional difficulty level included.
Well done! :)
Thank you!
Thank you!
Not sure if I'm being dense
Not sure if I'm being dense or if it just won't work on my PC. Had to install DirectPlay. Now the game will run. But what do I do on the first screen? All I see is the image and an ellipsis and no key seems to do anything. Except escape shows a pause screen.
It's X to advance text. I
It's X to advance text. I was in such a rush I forgot to mention this in-game anywhere
I found this narrative
I found this narrative mixture both heavy-handed and enjoyable. I liked seeing how hard it tries to express haunting as a real experience we have in our current cultural experience. I'm a sucker for ambitions like these.
I like the way the boss-enemies are implemented a lot. They feel like characters that are doing their own thing. I also liked some of the discoveries you can find in the castle, not just the one-offs, but also things like the jack-o-lantern variations.
Thank you!
Thank you!
A really enjoyable piece of
A really enjoyable piece of storytelling in a short game form. For some reason I kept thinking of Mr Benn. I suspect your upbringing must have been as tainted/taunted by the Daily Mail as mine.
[EDIT] Actually, thinking about it more, the Mr Benn thing makes sense - intrigued to know if you had that in mind at all?
I didn't have it in mind,
I didn't have it in mind, but I know what you're referring to- the way you change into clothes that feel more appropriate to the adventure you're about to go on? I like that it reminded you of that, though! And thanks for the other compliments. What you say about the daily mail is true, also.
What starts with a T and ends with me?
I did love me some good claws. Dying was sort of my favorite part of the game when I got to see good claws again. Very enjoyable mix of game play and storytelling. It was both funny and spooky. We have been talking a lot about the difference in spooky and creepy, and you definitely pull off the spooky factor. Especially when you go into the room with the puppets and you can see your reflection in the mirror and your eyes are bright. Enjoyed running from the major ghosts. It kind of reminded me a little of gone home where I got to explore the environment to find things to tell me about the environment and the person we are looking for, although grandmas sucked. The friends were also really great to watch. It was nice to see the main character have someone that was actually useful and helpful in their life while confronting the person they were 'supposed' to be useful/ helpful.
This was fun! Good, blunt,
This was fun! Good, blunt, bitter commentary on UK politics. I like how the ghosts that chase you around feel like they're just doing whatever around the castle until you happen to run into them. The Restrained Man is such a good one too. I've finished the game, but not finished finding secrets (like where the Dil-Beast is, or what Scooby Doo can, er... do).