A vibrant town with 5 locations to visit, each with it's own signature music.Soon after the Steam release, work started on the mobile version and it was released on October 30th, just in time for Halloween.Īfter the success of the mobile version, several free updates were added over the next year, featuring new levels Haunt the Holidays, Haunt the House, and Ghost Train. On June 6th, it was released on the Steam store, with added Steam achivements and trading cards, plus XBox 360 controller support. In just 17 days, the game had risen to #6 out of ~1500 and was greenlit the following day. In January 2014 it was put up on Steam Greenlight. The PC port was created in a few short months, and first came out through the Humble widget on the games own site, being released on Halloween day. Released on the PSM store on 9th Jaunary 2013, the game was generally well received, despite a lack of public awareness that PSM even exists. Sony were looking for indie developers to create original games for their new platform, and SFB Games were excited at the chance to make their first console game. Haunt the House: Terrortown was first created as a PlayStation Mobile game, intended to be played on the PS Vita.
Be careful not to scare them too much though, who knows what they might do. Playing as a mischievous ghost, your goal is to possess inanimate objects around town and use your ghostly powers to scare out every last living soul. Haunt the House: Terrortown is a 2D side-scrolling action puzzle game for iOS and Android.
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