Holloween Adventure 2 : Return to the Halloween Dimension!

What is cake doing in the dairy area? Have you -been- to a grocery store? >_> Yet somehow you managed to put donuts in the right spot. Also, judging by your repetition in narration and commentary on items, you're either young or... somewhat immature, and I found it more than a little ridiculous that I just defeated a supernatural figure with a "glowing ball." For someone as young as you -sound-, I think you did well enough, but the item system is ridiculous. 80% of the stuff I found was utterly worthless.

I got tired of clicking links and just ended it halfway. The story wasn't nearly engaging enough for me to care about the items and figure out how to do stuff like open the safe, or get the tennis ball.

I'm sorry, this just wasn't very good.

This was not great. It wasn't good either. It wasn't even fine. It would be a stretch to call it meh.

this is better than baked beans.

I'm usually a fan of the "so bad it's good" but this is mostly just bad. A few lines did get a laugh out of me such as "go unlock the man".

Well. This was pretty bad.

This game should be deleted so that no other poor soul is forced to suffer through this.

The only redeeming quality about this game is the entire isle dedicated to pudding. This game is otherwise garbage. (Although it wasn't the first time I've had to touch some glowing balls to escape a sticky situation.)

... The ultimate game of, "Pick up a bunch of crap that you don't need and never use." ^_^

I seriously felt like I was robbing a supermarket.

So many items. So many useless items cluttering up my inventory, like they're just there for the sake of it. I didn't even bother with the last few areas. You only need to pick up a few items at most to win the game, and yet you give the player all this unwanted junk.

There were a few puzzles involved, I guess. By which I mean you made it very easy for the player to work it out, but then again you also gave them 20+ items available, absolutely none of which do anything, so I guess it's just as well we didn't have to click on every single thing to work it out.

Once the Man turns up, everything becomes linear. He gives you items, tells you exactly when to use them, and even gives you a direct link taking you where you need to use them. You can't really lose at all by that point.

Oh, and I still don't know what's going on. I just wandered around and picked up stuff and threw a ball at some guy and won. Assembling the slingshot was the only challenge whatsoever.