Domino House

I played the demo and enjoyed it. The full release still feels like a demo. It's a very short, point and click puzzle game. Unfortunately there are game-breaking bugs. I was nearly finished and one of the puzzles borked. I would have to start from the beginning. No thanks. Achievements are broken, and the game has been abandoned by the devs. Skip this one.

★★★★★ - 5 out of 5 Stars This is SUCH a cute, spooky little puzzle game. I originally played the demo when it came out, and I loved the entire aesthetic of it. It's challenging and really makes you think in order to solve the puzzles. It took me about 2.8 hours to beat, and I felt that was good, considering the price isn't that much. I LOVE the art style, and that it doesn't try too hard to be scary. The dude in the window made me worried, but when he smiled, I knew the tone of the game was more friendly than sinister (though I do love horror games!). The puzzles are NOT super easy! Some of them you really have to ponder over, and I got stumped a few times! This would be such a fun game to play at Halloween specifically, though I played it in April and it was still really fun and enjoyable. It reminds me a lot of Tim Burton. Highly recommend for people who like that style and puzzles and I hope to see more from these devs in the future!

I am loving the game! The only thing I dont like is timed inputs. I dont like to rush! Other than that I love all the secrets and the sounds! Good game!

Very cool game, I played it again after a couple of years and I still enjoy it

Cool little game! I like the music. There's a bit of pixel-hunting and a couple puzzles are rather obscure (I still don't understand the sarcophagus one; I had to find a walkthrough for it after a frustratingly long time trying to figure it out) but it's all-in-all satisfying. If you play the demo, know that the main game's a bit harder, but still fun and atmospheric. Worth it

A really fun little point-and-click adventure, fairly short but I think the pricing for its length is fair. Some puzzles are a little obtuse but they're definitely not as obtuse as other point-and-click puzzles I've struggled with in the past. Biggest criticism is that it appears that achievements are broken for this game and will not unlock when you get them, and while the game discussion shows one of the developers promised to fix this shortly after the game released it's now been two years since the game was released and this is still broken. It would also be really nice if there was a windowed mode as I wasn't able to find a way to play the game other than in full screen mode.