Ian Fisher writes: Adding a little humor and charm to PlayStation Mobile without being overly saccharine, Haunt the House: Terrortown is an enjoyable offering that’s simply hampered by its dearth of longstanding content. The gameplay within Haunt the House is easy to get into and is filled with laughs, yet it does seem to be lacking a sense of skill that would push it over the top in the fun department. Minor gameplay shortcomings aside, there isn’t much to harp on in Haunt the House aside from the small selection of levels, which even then provide a nice amount of fun.
SteamFirst: I often wish I was dead. Not because I am depressed or hate my life, I just get bored with life sometimes. I think death could be an exciting adventure. I could use my spectral body to travel the universe, uncovering secrets and solving mysteries that elude the living. I could experience far more than one can in the finite time we have as corporeal beings with limited resources.
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Kyle from The Vita Lounge reviews Haunt the House: Terrortown - a PlayStation Mobile title with a lot of charm and almost as much humour.
Fair review. The games seems to be nice. Loved the trailer.