The porch lights are glowing, the pumpkins are grinning, and something is

moving between the houses. Welcome to Spookyvile.

Dress up, grab your candy bucket, and explore a moonlit Halloween

neighborhood. Every one of its eight houses has a different mini-game

waiting at the door. Win your treats, watch for wandering monsters, and

keep your lantern close. When every doorbell has rung, make it back to the

southern gate with your Halloween haul.

Bring a cat or dog for company, or brave the night on your own.

FEATURES

- Eight houses to visit, each with its own doorstep mini-game.

- Carve pumpkins, match ghosts, brew a potion, weave webs, keep a skeleton

beat, rescue bats, sort candy, and solve a lantern puzzle.

- A human trick-or-treater with selectable costume colors.

- Optional cat and dog companions.

- Wandering monsters and a lantern to help you on your route.

- Original pixel artwork and synthesized spooky sounds.

- Touch controls and a responsive layout for phone play.

- Keyboard controls for desktop players.

- Local save/resume, audio mute, reduced motion, and gentle mode.

CONTROLS

Phone: use the on-screen movement control and action buttons. Tap the

mini-game controls. Rotate your phone for a wider landscape view.

Desktop: WASD or arrow keys to move, E to interact, and Space for your

lantern. M opens the neighborhood map; Escape pauses or goes back. Follow

each house's on-screen mini-game instructions.

PLAY NOTES

Play directly in your browser. Progress stays in the current browser on

the current device when browser storage is available.

Mild Halloween scares, monsters, and spooky sounds. No gore. Choose gentle

mode for a calmer adventure, or mute the audio at any time.

Published 4 days ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
AuthorWildGameStudio
AI DisclosureAI Assisted, Code, Graphics, Sounds, Text

Comments

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Is there any use of AI in this game? Art/Code/Etc?

Yes. My son built this with Astra (and a bit of help from me) he came up with all the prompts and I helped type them out. (He is 6)