MachiaVillain

Alright, it is not deep, it is not super challenging, it is not without fault . . . but there is something about it that keeps drawing me back over and over to play one more time. The artwork is wonderful and the whimsy is very cool. Every new game is different and your mansion works and looks unique with each playing. Try something different each time. The developer is still updating once in a while and new and different things are still popping up. At $8 it's cheaper than a movie and you will get plenty of replay if you just relax and enjoy it. It's on my favorites list.

This game is a lot of fun, especially if you have a soft spot for classic horror. You start off with a couple zombies, maybe a mummy or skeleton, and use them to build your classic horror mansion. You need to follow classic horror movie rules to advance in the game. For example, you will get the most points if you kill people while they are lost, alone in your mansion, and the virgin dies last! haha.. You can use these points to unlock different types of monsters. I do find the game a little difficult. If you do not follow the horror movie rules, you'll be attacked more often by people who suspect that there might be a house full of monsters eating people. It'll happen anyways, just more often if you just slaughter everybody in the same room, or worse, outside your mansion. The game does have bugs. It's not bad enough for me to stop playing the game though. Sometimes a save file will be corrupt (but not usually, anymore). I wish the game would get an update, but it's been a year so... I don't expect it to. You will get some bugs here and there. But, it's still a really fun game, as-is. I love the art style and watching my little minions eat bones and brains, at the table, in the kitchen they built.

This is a game I've played again and again.

ya not bad kinda like halloween rim world

is a very very very very gooooooooooooooooooooooooood game