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I remember my sister and I playing Hugo: House of Horrors back when I was a kid. It took a long time before we beat this game.
The music, especially at the beginning, is well-done and appropriate, considering the title and all that. The plotline is a very typical save-your-girlfriend kind of plot-line. Apparently, the girlfriend, Penelope, is being held as a prisoner in the haunted house, although how or why that happened is never explained. |
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The game features many horror movie figures (such as the Mad Scientist figure). Then again, the game takes place in a haunted house, so that would be expected. The graphics are two dimensional and are made up of pixels. Still, the graphics are nice, considering the time period the game came out.
The game mechanics are an interesting mix of typing and moving. What I mean to say is that the game lets you move your character Hugo around with the arrow keys, and every other action requires you to type in a command such as “open the door” and hit the enter key. |
| Reviewer: Abandon5000 |
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