I'm probably being overly critical, but the biggest issue with this game is simply lack of direction. The Green Key in particular is almost impossible to find without a walkthrough, and its specific location deters people from clicking in that area. Generally, I get it that's the idea, but any time an action has the possibility to direct away from the game people are gonna really avoid it.

Monster Basements redeeming qualities however is the good artwork which you can always count on Godlimations for, and an interesting story with a twist ending, but suffers from the lack of solid voice acting we see in later series from the studio. In the end, it's the difficulty of some of the puzzles presented with absolutely nothing to direct you that hurts this particular entry the most, certain spots arguably being too difficult to get past without a walkthrough thus making completing the game almost impossible. 2.5/5

Almost impossible to tell where I can and can't click, frustrating navigation, actually had to look up the numbers for Salvation since it's not on the actual keypad, and the item use system is terrible. At least it looks good and has some interesting lore.

I'm an absolute sucker for point n' click games. This and the sequel are really good ones!

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Can't figure out what to do after I put the blanket on the table. I already put together 4 of the pieces to the thing in the bookcase. Got any hints?