The Umbridge Estate

The game has an interesting story, good mechanics, and challenging puzzles. I personally dislike the simplicity of the art syle however I still found myself having a very fun time playing. Can't wait for the full release!

Promising start to the game. Great puzzles and a good bit of tension all the way through. Good stuff man!

Quite buggy, quite frustrating, "early access" for several years, bug report has been removed, not a great experience.

The idea isn't bad, I mean my friend and I got it since it seemed to be our sort of thing. While I understand it is a low costing game in early access means you wont be getting anything close to a triple A title, the bugs present during our gametime were weird or just irritating. When the game gets a full release I may revisit and change my opinion, till then I can't recommend this game.

The Umbridge Estate has a fair amount of bugs in it, but they're diminished by the game's charm and spooky atmosphere. Even in the starting areas, you never really feel safe. The haunting lullaby reaches just far enough to reduce you to jelly while still allowing you to do your tasks, and the growling creature will have your entire party literally walking on tip-toes. (And no, I didn't use "literally" wrong. The animation is silly and cute.) While this game is the opposite of polished, it's scary, exciting, and a lot of fun to play with friends. For $2, you'll get your money's worth if you get a few screams out of it.

This game should be free. First 20 minutes I glitched the game and beat it. It's like a demo, why is it $5?