- September 26, 2016
- Rabbiton
- 3h median play time
Trick & Treat
Platforms
About
In "Trick & Treat," the player, as Amelia the Pumpkin Maid, explores a creepy mansion to uncover its dark past and reunite with Charlotte, while encountering spooky elements, solving puzzles, and experiencing a bit of romance. With a moderate level of horror and a playtime of approximately 90 minutes, this game aims to provide a lighthearted Halloween adventure. Please note that it contains intense scenes, including blood, death, jumpscares, and ghostly monsters.





- Adorable art style and character design that enhances the game's charm.
- Engaging story with humorous twists and fun puzzles that keep players entertained.
- Perfect for the Halloween season, providing a lighthearted spooky experience.
- The game is quite short, leaving players wishing for more content.
- Some puzzles can be confusing or lack clear hints, leading to frustration.
- Occasional bugs or glitches that can disrupt gameplay experience.
story
321 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally described as cute, lighthearted, and engaging, often featuring charming characters and humorous elements, particularly in a Halloween setting. While some players found the narrative to be simple or lacking depth, many appreciated the unexpected plot twists and the overall enjoyable experience it provided, especially given its free-to-play nature. The combination of puzzles and storytelling creates a fun atmosphere, making it a recommended choice for those seeking a short, whimsical adventure rather than a traditional horror experience.
“I loved the character design and story so much I really didn't want it to end.”
“The story feels complete, and there's enough to explore to keep it interesting.”
“It's a charming little game with a nice story, and likable characters.”
“This game is very boring, has no gameplay or story, and felt like a waste of time.”
“The puzzles were decent, but combined with the short game length and lack of plot besides the start and endings, didn't mesh great.”
“The plot was lacking; there was a story, but it didn't have much substance.”