Thanks for all the plugin and tutorial links!

I haven't played Angry Virds, but this skull flinging feels good, and is a fun way to move myself round the board.

I usually like sniper rifles and grenade launchers in games because of the nice little disconnect between where you point and you hit, and the little wait to find out how your shot went. Same with Scored Earth and games like that. So I like the skull flinging.

I remember I had a Ninja Turtles board game where you have to catapult dice for some reason.

The apothecary path just below the ending path doesn't have a dead end tile on it, which means you can get stuck without the game knowing where to go if you roll a black bat there.
Other than that, this is a pretty nice halloween game. The way the board works is suprinsingly intuitive, even when you don't know the colors determine which direction you will go. And i like how some of the paths have additional dialouge the more you land on it.

I enjoyed this a lot and reached the end despite never really grokking the movement mechanics. It felt quite Twine-like, but with word clicking inexplicably swapped with skull flinging... truly something I would never have thought to do.

I really like the writing. Not only the rich descriptions but also the attention to detail w/r/t backtracking and transitions between chapters and including a little bit of extra scenes just in case you got trapped. It's a very skilled use of procedurality.

Thanks for playing.