Asfalia: Panic at the Mansion

This was a beautiful game that I dearly enjoyed: it really felt like watching an animation movie unfold! The art-style is gorgeous, the characters are so loveable, and the sticker collecting is truly satisfying. A heartfelt, whimsical adventure perfect for cozy play sessions. Highly recommend for anyone who loves charming point-and-click stories! ❤️

[h2] Asfalia: Panic at the Mansion [/h2] Asfalia fear renamed Asfalia: Panic at the Mansion is a beautiful point and click game the first one ( Asfalia the cranky volcano) is free, so you should definitely check it out. You play as Charlie, who’s trying to find his dogs. It’s such a unique gameplay and I like that we get stickers for each discovery. Please make it a trilogy so we can get Asfalia 3 !

Panic at the Mansion follows what the Cranky Volcano brought to the table. A lot of what made that game good and what it tried to do is replicated here. However, this one is longer, grander and even more creative on top of the memorable characters, charming graphics and good voice acting. The previous game was a bit more simple and linear in structure. Here you have more optional things to do, you’ll get the opportunity to revisit areas from a hub location. Many of the stickers need to be earned instead of randomly only clicking on objects to find them. There are less stickers but many need to be collected in pieces this time. There is even a cool fleshed out arcade mini-game with leaderboards. This game does have a few more minor flaws due to the bigger scope. I experienced one minor bug, the resolution is defaulted to a lower one every time I continue with the game. When I go to the video settings, the game corrects itself before I select the resolution I want. Next, I played the majority of the game not knowing I could skip dialogues/cutscenes. In the previous game you could do it automatically by clicking quickly. Here you need to turn it on in the settings menu. I assumed the…

Asfalia: Panic at the Mansion is a point and click adventure/puzzle game and is the second game in a series of games taking place in a whimsical world called Asfalia. Asfalia: Panic at the Mansion once was titled Asfalia: Fear. The first game Asfalia: The Cranky Volcano was once Asfalia: Anger. This is setting the stage for a wonderful series of games that will be accessible to most ages. Asfalia: Panic at the Mansion takes place a few months after The Cranky Volcano. The game starts with main character Charlie playing in the park with the puppies. This area serves as a tutorial for gameplay as well as an introduction to the puppies and their personalities. After playing a few games with the puppies a vicious storm rolls in and startles all the puppies to run. Charlie runs after the puppies into the woods in a panic and runs all the way back into Asfalia. Charlie meets a companion in Lilly who is willing to help find the puppies. Together they explore Asfalia and get to know the residents as the search for the puppies continues with many interesting quests to move forward. Some of the highlights of the game for me were: That it is fully voice acted by a very talented g…

awesome beautiful nice, amasing game. I am recommand this wonderful game.

I am not sure what I was expecting? a hidden picture/sticker collector Maybe? this is...not that. there's a story and voice acting. very kiddie centric it would appear in my half hour. there's dogs, always a plus. wait for a sale if unsure