Phantom Mansion: Red by warm-chang



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Submitted: 10/05/2007 | 07:25AM EST

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Current Score: 3.68 / 5.00

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08/10 12:15 - New version sorting the problems with the Story and Quit buttons. Note for those concerned about having to replay the game, progress is auto stored on completion of a level. Thanks for the front page!

Controls: Cursor keys to move Hector, space brings up the options.

Phantom Mansion: The Red Chamber has you controlling Hector the Spectre Detector through the first chamber of the Mansion. Hector must make his way through 22 levels filled with devilishly good puzzles using crates, switches and keys to retrieve all the skulls from the chamber, but he must also avoid collapsing floors, zombies, skeletons, curses and the void. Phantom Mansion: The Red Chamber is the first of the Phantom Mansion games, with 7 more parts to come!

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Average Score: 7.8 / 10

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Masked-Fighter

"man this is"

date: August 24, 2009

a nice effort but it was so glitchy I couldnt move

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Score: 9
Remousamavi

"Cool."

date: July 4, 2009

I noticed a few misplacements of staircases, but other than that, this game fits in as a great puzzle adventure.

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Score: 8
walrusgod

"Great start!"

date: January 13, 2009

Where it all started. The Phantom Mansion series is one of my favorite Newgrounds Puzzle series, especially because it reminds me of old-school games like Kickle Cubicle and The Adventures of Lolo (NES puzzle classics). The controls are smooth, and the puzzles are sometimes tricky, but never frustratingly difficult. The only real complaint I have about this installment is that a lot of the levels feel like game mechanics tutorials, and it seems that very few of the levels stand on their own outside of this. That being said, I understand that it's the first part of a very long game series, and so having a bunch of "getting used to the game" levels is to be expected, and it was still amazingly fun to play.

8 - Recommended

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Score: 10
lordsunkel

"COOL!"

date: November 10, 2008

the eaiest one

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Score: 8
nightdragostea

"good"

date: May 27, 2008

Good but some puzzles was hard to solve

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