Trick & Treat Reviews

This game tells a very simple, somewhat childish story, interspersed with often easy, sometimes frustrating puzzles. The gameplay isn't consistent, and the story isn't interesting enough to be worth the time and effort, little as it takes.

The game is short and sweet, not hard at all but still enjoyable. The puzzles are fun and going around and collecting objects you need dosen't take away from the fun here. I'd recommend trying it since it's free.

Short, scary, sweet! I was amazed that it was such a quality product for something that is Free to Play, so I bought the DLC to give it a little support! <3

A lovely, and perhaps even atmospheric run through a scary encounter. Great for a free2play, charming enough for that 3 dollar art book donation.

I never thought I'd be a fan of this type of game but Trick and Treat proved me wrong. So let's get straight into it. This is a CUTE Horror game. (Never thought I'd put those two together in a sentence). Pros: Cute story. Cute characters. Cute Horror aspect. Cute in general. Cons: None that I can think of other than I didn't want it to end. 10/10 Would give the red doll the wrong gift and be beheaded again!

Trick & Treat is a short but fun little rpg maker game. Okay now for the story. You play as Amelia a young maid going trick or treating with her mistress, a young witch named Charlotte. As they walk Charlotte says there is a cursed mansion she would like to go and play treats on, but once there Charlotte runs off and it’s up to Amelia to find her. Now what I liked about this game, Story was nice and sweet. That’s all I am saying on that. Liked the cute art and the art book/dlc for the games. Characters were likable and funny. Liked that this game was spooky but not like scary the hell out of you, really this game is for all ages, and that’s not a bad thing. Now what I did not like, It was a bit too short; puzzles could be a bit of a pain but really that’s all to me what was wrong with it. So I say get this game it’s a classic spooky rpg maker game, with cute art, a nice story, and likable and funny Characters and its free but I say get the art book/dlc with it. It gives more insight to the Characters.

This is a very cute game! It's very short, but still enjoyable, and the characters are adorable. The art assets are very nice, and it's clear how much love was put into this game. I do think that some of the puzzles are not very clear, and I struggled with them and finding the way to the next area--but I'm also not a great puzzler. However, unclear puzzles are kind of a given with RPG horror titles, so I wasn't bothered by it! I rather recommend this game for the nice spooooky experience :)

A fun way to spend one or two hours of your time, especially because the game makes full use of sound effects and the assumptions as a RPG-fan - it's free, and a lot of love has obviously been invested. The game drives you to explore the full mansion and even the occasional death is enjoyable (at least you know what you've done to deserve it). The riddles are tricky, but not in a mean way. The atmosphere really changes throughout the game. I haven't uncovered all the secrets yet, but it's definitely worth another playthrough. Also, 11/10 for John. He deserves his own game.

As an adult, this game is a thoroughly enjoyable 90 minutes or so, more if you decide to replay for the different endings and that final achievement. I think what really shines, though, is that it fills a niche that's very difficult to fit into--horror game for younger gamers that doesn't feel childish or pandering. There are a few jumpscares and a generally spooky atmosphere, but, as it describes, in a lighthearted way. I was easily scared as a kid, and this hearkens back to the days of testing the waters of horror, thrilling but "safe" and fun. It realls gets the true meaning of Halloween: EVERYONE should be able to have fun. tl;dr perfect for a slow October evening, even better if you're playing with a tad you love. And with the price tag, you literally can't go wrong.

The game is cute, actually has a decent story, and it would be enjoyable, except for a few problems. The main issue is the fact that, more than once, I found myself unsure of what I was supposed to do next. And the game does not provide any clues to point you in the right direction. Basically I had to exit and check a guide/walkthrough at least 3 times. To me, that’s just bad game writing on the part of the developers. For example: 1. How to get the first key 2. The "What's for dinner" puzzle (was that even supposed to be a puzzle? I don't know, I still don't get what that was supposed to be.) 3. What to do with the red shoes. That was just completely random. 4. The clock key. One would think that a "clock key" would be used to wind a clock maybe, but no. As Dr. Nick Riviera would say if he were to travel to Japan: "Clock key means cabinet key? What a country!"