Honestly, Halloween Masquerade Party feels like a strange mix of fun and frustration. The controls are occasionally wonky, and trying to keep your costume together can be a pain. Still, the weird charm keeps you coming back, even if it is super addictive in a way that nags at you.
The gameplay is pretty neat, with tricky puzzles and some wonky physics that can make you laugh or cry. It’s not always smooth, but enough to keep you hooked. The simple mechanics hide some sneaky surprises you need to figure out quickly or get stuck.
Playing around with different costumes and tools can really change up the game. Some loadouts are faster or more confusing for opponents. No clear best, but a few setups seem to work better if you want to make it through tricky parts or mess with others.
Secret tip: focus on collecting scattered accessories early, they give small boosts. Also, learn to dodge at just the right second. It’s annoying but works. Repeating a part helps; the game remembers your mistakes and offers shortcuts later.
The story is simple but gets tricky near the end. You go through different rooms, meet odd characters, and solve puzzles. The ending is satisfying once you figure out the last part, even if some sections feel pretty confusing and frustrating to get through.
