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After receiving a message from her father who has been missing for the last 4 years, Laura heads out to a house located inside a cult compound to search for her parents, and the truth. Happy Bones is a horror RPG that will have you sitting on the edge of your seat as you progress through it. Not because there are jump scares or that it is overall gorey; but due to the fact you cannot wait to see what is behind that next door, what enemy you might run in to or what secret you might discover. The artwork in this game is stunning. Hand drawn images straight out of a fever dream you had a child that still give you shivers to this day. The soundtrack is eerie and beckons you to go deeper in to the madness. The mechanics are those of a classic RPG. There are 3 classes, multiple weapons and items and endless enemies to give you nightmares. I highly recommend you pick this up and give it a try. See if you can find the light at the end of the tunnel or will you succumb to the beckoning darkness… A charming and strange rpgmaker horror-esque game filled with strange hand drawn creatures. Only complaint would be that I wish there were more interactions (or descriptions) with background objects. Happy Bones is like a beautiful fever dream that continued to surprise me and simultaneously disgust me all the way through. You won’t forget this game for sure, I’ve never played anything quite like it!

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After receiving a message from her father who has been missing for the last 4 years, Laura heads out to a house located inside a cult compound to search for her parents, and the truth. Unfortunately what she finds will lead her on an epic adventure across infernal hells, haunted locales, and the macabre! Things are not as they seem in this Horror RPG! Challenging Gameplay! – Unique Hand Drawn Art Style!  Animated Attacks & Cutscenes!  4 Distinct Classes!  Side Quests & Secrets!  Original Sound Track!  PostGame! The best part of the game, by far, is the creative and gruesome artwork, primarily in the enemy designs. If I’m being honest, there’s not a whole let else to recommend here, but I still think it’s worth the price (especially on sale). The story suffices but only just, the little character interactions and flavor text when examining items are charming but sparse, the music is nice. The combat did not do it for me. It’s not bad enough to sour the rest of the game, but I found it bland and unengaging. Also, the game is not scary at all. I’d compare it to a gory Earthbound that leans more on the creepy side. This isn’t a knock against it, though, I think its tone fits the rest of the game much better than if it had attempted to be legitimately frightening.Overall, Happy Bones has a lot of charm that outweighs its weaker gameplay and story. I can recommend it to fans of bizarre, almost goofy horror, as well as to fans of oddball little indie games.

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