This is a really cool animation! I love the stylized use of limited animation, it's really easy to follow, and it makes it look like a motion manga.

Pretty cool seeing this story come to life, albeit as an animatic. It kind of reminds me of a 2000's cartoon, because of it's monster-of-the-week setup with a potential over-arching plot. I'd like to see more of this world and all of the crazy things you can put in it.

I really like the fighting choreography in this animation. I wish we saw more moments like this in the series, especially with Finn. I like that Huntress is appearing too.

If I can offer any criticism, it's probably the voices; they sound just a bit too hushed and indoor, despite the characters yelling outdoors. Other than that, great animation!

This game scratched an itch I was having ever since I played Last Half of Darkness. I loved the simple, dark atmosphere and the retro point-and click aesthetic. Some of the puzzles were confusing at first, but once I got adjusted to the game, they became pretty easy to solve.
If I could give any critiques, it would be the scarce amount of scares. Without spoilers, the first ghost was pretty spooky, but the demon had a pretty generic design, and there weren't many hazards or moments that made the house feel intimidating. However, these can be excused by virtue of being a simple web game.
Overall, it was a pretty charming love-letter to retro horror games. Also, I loved the Last Half of Darkness Easter egg! I actually had a double take when I saw it!

Sounds a lot like a remix of an nes soundtrack. I love the way it starts out simple and strictly chiptune, before rising into a more complex beat.

This is a really nice theme, it has a very wondrous feeling to it!

I really love the attention to detail in this one! Every loop, I see something new.