Hauntii

I’m using a translator for this review, so please forgive any awkward phrasing! I’m sure other reviewers have already mentioned it, but the world-building and artwork are breathtaking—both beautiful and adorable at the same time. The visuals remained stunning throughout, and I got completely immersed in the game. Perhaps because the game places such a heavy emphasis on its world and aesthetic, readability was a bit low in some areas, which made those parts pretty challenging. By the way, playing without a controller makes the game much harder. I actually switched from keyboard & mouse to a controller mid-way through. It took me about 15 hours to finish everything, including 100% achievements, so it felt very fulfilling. A huge thank you to the developers for creating such a beautiful and fun game!

Hauntii is an imaginative action-adventure that turns the afterlife into a place of curiosity rather than simple fear. Developed by Moonloop Games and published by Balor Games, it follows a small ghost wandering through Eternity in search of answers about its former existence and a path toward ascension. The premise carries a melancholic tone, but the adventure rarely feels overwhelmingly gloomy. Instead, it blends mystery, tranquility, exploration, and occasional danger into a journey that feels almost like moving through an illustrated dream. The defining mechanic is the ability to haunt and possess objects and creatures scattered throughout the world. Possession is integrated into exploration, puzzles, and combat rather than functioning as a temporary gimmick. Taking control of different things can reveal new interactions or provide abilities that Hauntii cannot normally perform. Even seemingly ordinary environmental objects may become useful. This encourages experimentation and gives players a reason to investigate their surroundings instead of simply following the most obvious route toward the next objective. Combat has elements of a twin-stick shooter, with Hauntii confront…

I enjoyed Hauntii so much on Xbox that I decided to buy on Steam to support Leo further and I'm having just as much fun on my second playthrough as I did on my first. The art style, music, and message behind the game are all so beautiful. Thank you for making such a special little game <3

A beautiful and cute little game about the afterlife, love and a collectathon. Highly reccommend if you need a chill short experience with gorgeous art and music. Its an isometric twin stick shooter as well as a mario odyssey like. Very fun indie.

It has practically no challenge but manages to stay engaging and fun regardless (something that's pretty hard to do at least in my eyes), even in sections without much story. Very pretty and auditorily interesting too.

Very pretty!