Furry Shakespeare: Dreamin' of One Lazy Dead Midsummer

This game seems appropriate to play during the summer or near Halloween, especially if one is familiar with Shakespeare, since several characters from his plays make appearances as anthro animals and monsters. The player character works in a camp of monsters preparing to scare the socks off of humans who are in their own separate camp. I found this game to be very funny, but maybe I'm just easily amused. I found Puck the most fun to be around. The "About This Game" and "Mature Content Description" sections on the game's main page sum up well the characters and what happens in the game, so there's not much I can add without spoiling, but I will emphasize that the game is definitely made for grown-ups. No violence is ever depicted, and how the human victims experience the horror situations is clever and quite novel (at least to me). The usage of photo-looking backgrounds was a good idea, and helped maintain a horror atmosphere, and avoided a too cartoony look. There's a competition near the end, and I did very well in it without feeling frustrated, so it may be easy to win in a casual manner.