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Weird Park: Scary Tales (Video Game Review)

Weird Park: Scary Tales is the newest hidden object game from Alawar Entertainment. The new release continues the story of Weird Park: Broken Time and Weird Party: Scary Tales with the return of the games' protagonists Louis the Clown and Mr. Dudley. The bizarre tale takes our heroes to a magical world where the fairy tales of the past have come to life, and they will need to enter the story worlds to save the children trapped within this frightening netherworld. You'll progress through the game, completing some of your favorite childhood tales such as Cinderella, Peter Pan, Aladdin and more on your way to saving all of the missing children. The story is a lot of fun and one of the best qualities featured in Weird Park: Scary Tales.

While the story of Weird Park: Scary Tales offers a unique tale unlike many others on the market, the gameplay contained within the game hasn't changed much from the previous entries to the series. The new game is a hidden object title, meaning you'll switch between various scenes in search of new items to add to your inventory by searching a cluttered area of the map. Of course, puzzles are scattered throughout the game as well, and each of these offer up a new challenge, as you solve each intriguing problem to progress further into the game. Weird Park: Scary Tales is a lot of fun to play, but few new enhancements have been made to the series making it more difficult to recommend the game to anyone but fans of the series.



The art of Weird Park: Scary Tales remains as stunning as the series has seen over the last few titles. Additional animations have been added to help bring the drawings to life, and the sound design has improved with another chilly soundtrack that sets the right atmosphere for the game. There is also a lot of content crammed into Weird Park: Scary Tales, so if you're a fan of the series, you'll be spending a lot of time playing through all the game has to offer. A learn-as-you-play tutorial will help ease newcomers into the new release, although, new players that decide to pick up the game should try out the other two titles to fully understand what's going on in the game's storyline. Weird Park: Scary Tales is a fun game that fans of hidden object titles shouldn't pass up!

Weird Park: Scary Tales is now available exclusively for PC and can be purchased under Alawar publishing. For more information on Weird Park: Scary Tales, check out the official Alawar Enterainment website.

Game Features:
  • Single Player
  • 59 Locations
  • 26 Mini-Games
  • 18 Hidden Object Scenes
  • Play-as-You-Learn Tutorial


    • Game Information:
    Developer & Publisher: Alawar Entertainment
    Available exclusively for PC
    Release Date: November 8, 2012

    Score: 7 out of 10

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