- February 15, 2016
- Digital Crafter
- 2h median play time
Lamia's Game Room
Platforms
About
"Lamia's Game Room" is a survival horror game set in a mysterious mansion. Solve puzzles and explore the mansion's dark secrets while avoiding deadly traps and supernatural beings. With retro-inspired graphics and a chilling atmosphere, it's a challenging and immersive experience for horror gaming enthusiasts.










- The game features beautiful artwork and a unique gothic atmosphere that enhances the experience.
- The gameplay, while simple, incorporates elements of bluffing and strategy, making it engaging for fans of card games.
- At its low price point, the game offers a decent amount of entertainment for those who enjoy casual gaming.
- The game heavily relies on luck, with many players feeling that skill and strategy have little impact on the outcome.
- The English translation is riddled with typos and grammatical errors, making the story difficult to follow and detracting from the overall experience.
- The gameplay can become repetitive and tedious, especially with the requirement to win multiple rounds in a row to progress.
story
72 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is often described as intriguing yet flawed, with many reviewers noting its potential that remains largely unfulfilled due to poor execution, including bad translations and minimal dialogue. While some players appreciated the atmosphere and art style, they found the narrative to be confusing, rushed, and lacking depth, often overshadowed by repetitive gameplay. Overall, the story leaves much to be desired, with hints of a more compelling narrative that could be explored in a potential sequel.
“The story, while not very long, continually made me more curious about what exactly was going on.”
“The art is great, it has a creepy atmosphere, and you genuinely want to know more about the story.”
“The simple story and evolution of the character models throughout the game made it entertaining to sit through.”
“The game has the hint of a story, drowning under really bad translation, a scanty vocabulary, and various spelling mistakes.”
“With the story being only barely comprehensible, the entire weight of whether to play this or not falls onto the card game, which isn't really up to it, seeming more a vehicle to stretch the story out presumably in the original language.”
“Spoiler alert, if you manage to brave through 11 short but boring matches, your big reward is a 'to be continued' screen as the game ends without even trying to explain anything about the plot it pretends to have.”