Without our hero's timely intervention, that means everything's going to go boom. Eddie the Landlord is about to die, as despite having a well-earned resistance to all disease as a side-benefit of renting his rooms out to most of them, his sloppiness has led to silly things like leaving the gas on. Please let that have been entirely done in Photoshop.Īs you explore, something of a story also begins to unfold from the scenery and occasional cut-scenes-kind of like Gone Home, with more coprophagia. It's a stain-splattered mattress with a stash. As you scuttle around your landlord's bed for instance, you see it's more than just the stain-splattered mattress it seems to be up top. Whether you're somewhere important or not though, it absolutely lavishishes the world with its dark love, with very few short-cuts taken in crafting the illusion of a real place full of horrors.
There's no map, only a few locations where you can see a vista of the current area, and it's really easy to get lost or lose track of what you're doing, despite knowing exactly where you are. Bad Mojo is a simple enough game for the most part, your only real skills being to push things and scuttle over things-the precise scuttling sometimes stretching as far as offering huge swathes of pointless scenes, otherwise maddeningly leaving you crawling around in search of the one thing you're meant to go on.
On the plus side, I suppose, this attention to detail isn't limited to things that can be killed.
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