Costume Kingdom

Oct 9, 2020

Stratton Studios succeeds in creating a fun Halloween game with Costume Kingdom. The trick-or-treat and costume mechanics are inventive, while the battles heavily lift from the Pokemon formula. The story and world feel a bit shallow, making the overall experience a bit forgettable. Costume Kingdom is a sweet treat to have for the spooky month of October. This review is based on a digital download code provided by the publisher.

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Oct 28, 2020

Working through Costume Kingdom's Halloween world can be rewarding as long as you don't let its less desirable aspects get you down.Costume Kingdom gameplay video → Home: Postmortem Edition Review Switch ★★★★☆ Home is the quintessential classic 2D horror indie and there's now a brand new version that's great for newcomers and existing fans. Home: Postmortem Edition is basically the same game that released back in 2012 except in this iteration; you can interact with icons throughout the adventure to hear audio commentary from game creator Benjamin Rivers.

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Oct 6, 2020

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Nov 16, 2020

Really, just about the only thing Costume Kingdom has going for it is that there’s no Pokémon on the PS4 (though, I’ll note, there is a Digimon game or two). So if you’re insane and want to experience Pokémon without going to the trouble of buying a Switch, I guess this is the game for you? That, however, would be an absurd course of action, since Costume Kingdom is very, very bad. Save yourself the trouble, splurge on a Nintendo system, and just get Pokémon instead, because this game certainly isn’t worth anything.

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