Halloween Merge

One minute you're dusting cobwebs, the next you're wearing a medallion that drops you into a crumbling mansion guarded by a chatty ghost who insists it's your ancestral duty to fix the place up. The goal is deceptively simple: merge identical objects to craft better tools, summon useful items, and restore room after room of the Spellton mansion while unraveling a family mystery that involves disappearing witches, enchanted bonds, and the occasional monster trying to trip you up. Energy fuels your progress, so you'll find yourself deciding between careful planning, a cheeky ad-watch for a recharge, or splurging on gems. Between tasks, you can chat with eccentric spirits, redecorate dusty halls, and enjoy the game's lush artwork and slyly whimsical soundtrack that mixes playful accordion with a touch of spooky charm. The merging system works a lot like Merge Dragons or EverMerge, but the story adds more personality, leaning into gothic whimsy rather than generic fantasy fluff. A fun historical aside: in many European folk traditions, houses were thought to hold onto family fortunes or curses, which makes the idea of a magically bonded estate feel oddly authentic, even if your ghostly butler is more helpful than haunted. If you like puzzling, decorating, and stories that balance lighthearted banter with a dash of eerie folklore, this game delivers a cozy, clever twist on the merge genre.