A Week of Circus Terror

https://youtu.be/YjZdcHl5u5Y Nowhere close to a week's worth of content is provided by this small scope horror game. Lacking clear motivation for the protagonist also muddies the experience.

I think my game was broken? I don't know. I went from screen to screen for a while and nothing happened. I didn't hear anything or get jump scared. Or maybe they were jumpscares but I didn't notice? No idea what I'm supposed to do or why. Very buggy. The game menus are really confusing for me. When I complete a night, it takes me back to the main menu and I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do after that. So I go to continue and it starts the first night over again. So I click skip since I completed the first night already and the game calls me a loser for not finding anything. How am I supposed to find things? I clicked on everything in every room and all it let me do was walk around the house! Frustrating. After being called a loser(not offended, it's just a game lol), it moves to a brief voice over of the father telling a little bit more about how he is worried about his son. Not much more story. I wandered around for a bit again and it took me back to the menu saying I had completed the night. What? Ok. I quit at this point. It's all very confusing and not scary at all. Sorry. :( The voice overs and artwork aren't bad, for what it's worth. If this developer were to release…

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A Week of Circus Terror is an independently produced horror experience that mixes point-and-click investigation with survival-oriented nighttime encounters. Developed and published by Richard Haraším, it has the unmistakable qualities of a personal solo project, favoring unusual ideas and handcrafted presentation over technical sophistication. The premise revolves around an old house with a disturbing history, and the game gradually turns that location into both a mystery to investigate and a dangerous environment to survive. The story follows Gerald as he searches for his missing son, eventually becoming involved with a house connected to a suicide that occurred decades earlier. The building's past provides the foundation for the supernatural events that follow, and discovering what happened becomes an important part of Gerald's investigation. It is a straightforward setup, but it gives the player a meaningful reason to examine rooms, interact with suspicious objects, and pay attention to clues rather than treating the house as nothing more than a backdrop for scares. One of the game's defining ideas is its division between daytime investigation and nighttime survival. During th…

Despite being inspired by Five Nights at Freddy's, it was interesting game, even if at first was found on Gamejolt. The elements to the game is cool but of course it had some bugs such as after getting The Clown's achievement in the attic, you'll prob get stuck there, or getting a piece of paper on the attic on Day 4 then you're stuck. The very fact you are dealing with the haunted Toys was infact interesting concept whatsoever, but you lacked on giving hints but atleast the Pieces of Paper section helps from time to time. One negative part aside from lack of hints and bugs, probably the voice acting but is still ok whatsoever. 7/10 from me

SOOOOOOO BORING!!!!!!