- March 30, 2023
- Black Mage
Cursed Mansion
92%Game Brain Score
story, atmosphere
gameplay
92% User Score 52 reviews
Platforms
About
"Cursed Mansion" is a first-person shooter game where players explore a haunted mansion filled with puzzles, traps, and dangerous creatures. The game features a variety of weapons and spells to fight off enemies, as well as a crafting system to upgrade and customize gear. The goal is to uncover the dark secrets of the mansion and defeat the powerful Dragon Emperor to escape.







Audience ScoreBased on 52 reviews
story8 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game sets a great atmosphere at the beginning, creating a sense of dread that many players appreciate.
- Puzzles are unique and well-integrated into the story, making them enjoyable and adding depth to the gameplay.
- The pixel art and horror elements combine well, providing a charming yet unsettling experience that many players find engaging.
- The game suffers from poor visibility due to its darkness, making it easy to overlook important doors and entrances.
- Some players find the gameplay confusing and frustrating, with issues like getting stuck or dying unexpectedly hindering progress.
- The game is relatively short and lacks depth in gameplay, with some players wishing for more control during chase sequences.
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received positive feedback for its integration with the puzzles, enhancing the overall experience. While some players found the narrative engaging and enjoyable, others noted moments of confusion and felt that the backstory could have been more helpful. Overall, the excitement for the unfolding story remains high among players.
“The puzzles all make sense and are integrated into the story, which I appreciate a lot - it made them fun.”
“Facing several non-alike deaths was the most enjoyable part for me; overall, I'm excited to play the full story.”
“The story itself is pretty good; I got lost so many times!”
“The backstory doesn't really help.”
“Facing several non-alike deaths was the most enjoyable part for me; overall, I was excited to play the full story.”