Bridge To Another World: Curse

Happy holidays, everybody. I’d like to give our wonderful developer, Friendly Fox, a special shoutout. My dear friend, thank you for such an amazing year of fabulous games, from both yourself and Mad Head! I am looking forward to 2026! If you’re not in a festive mood yet, then start playing this gorgeous and exciting adventure. The graphics and cinematography are excellent and vivid. The gameplay is addictive. You must venture to the North Pole to rescue your daughter, who is basically abducted via a magical snow globe. To get her back, you must face off against Krampus, who is the evil version of Santa Claus. Surprisingly, as the story unfolds, you learn that Krampus is not really evil, but lonely. I won’t tell you about the gimmick, but it’s interesting. In the bonus adventure, you face three trials reminiscent of the basis of Dickens’ Christmas Carol. Okay, no more information before I spoil the game for you. Let’s just say that you won’t want it to end, it’s creative and fantastic, and the characters always evolve. Friendly Fox away manages to evoke empathy for the most unpleasant characters. The game was lengthy, and had a terrific assortment of puzzles and HO scenes. It was very interactive, and empowered the gamers to use their brains. What a great way to end the year! May all your dreams come true! 🎄🎁💝

Another winner! What a pleasure to play a game that is flawless and so wonderfully satisfying. The game is quite lengthy and beautiful. The storyline centers around the jealousy that Krampus has for Santa. He uses an enchanted snow globe to kidnap a member of Santa’s family and turn her into an enchanted pixie. While not revealing the entire story, it is a wonderful trip about sibling rivalry and redemption. I wholly recommend purchasing and relishing this fantastic offering from our wonderful developer, Friendly Fox. Wishing all a very Merry Christmas!

You know the theory behind twin telepathy: Twin minds think alike. But not this season. Apparently, Santa has a previously undisclosed secret: He has a twin brother who doesn’t say, “Ho! Ho! Ho!” When your daughter is kidnapped by Santa’s horned, demon-like “bro,” Krampus, you must rescue her and save Christmas from being “Bah! Humbug!” Throughout your journey, you will be guided by some benevolent elves and fairies but hindered by those pesky pixies. Some of the scenery is filled to the brim with the breathtaking embellishments of Christmas—from the vibrant, multi-colored lights, strewn across the homes; to the tall Christmas trees, adorned with candy canes and hanging balls; to the loads of scattered presents, wrapped up and topped with bows. The gameplay pleasantly incorporates the true Christmas spirit. The varied HOSs are highly interactive, and the design and presentation of such are creatively executed to suit the storyline. Some are story-driven to convey the backstory, and some include embedded puzzles. If you love puzzles like I do, you will be delighted that there are an abundance of entertaining, action-driven puzzles hiding around every corner, waiting to be solved. You are discovering two sets of collectibles within most of the locations. I really enjoyed the holiday-themed storyline as well as the abundance of diverse, technologically sound gameplay throughout my adventure. This is a five-star Christmas gift.