Wendy: Mansion Mystery

There's something delightfully off-kilter about Wendy, your undead guide through a dilapidated old mansion crawling with secrets, spectral puzzles, and supernatural mischief. This isn't your usual hidden object game; yes, you'll hunt for clues, but you'll also combine strange items, unlock trapped rooms, and outwit magical hazards in a gameplay style that leans closer to a point-and-click mystery adventure. The art is richly hand-painted, with just enough gloom and whimsy to make you wonder if Tim Burton was lurking behind the curtains, and the soundtrack hums along with eerie, mischievous charm. From the cobwebbed hallways to the overgrown cemetery, every room holds a riddle to solve and a clue to Wendy's oddball backstory, not to mention the dark sorcerer who's been stirring up trouble. It's spooky, yes, but never grim; fans of Wednesday, Hotel Transylvania, and old-school Nancy Drew mysteries with a supernatural twist will feel right at home. And here's a fun fact to chew on while you're helping Wendy solve puzzles: in old Haitian folklore, zombies weren't flesh-eating monsters, but the unfortunate souls controlled by a sorcerer's spell, which feels surprisingly on-brand for a mansion with secrets and a magical intruder. So grab your mouse or tap your screen and get sleuthing with the undead girl who's more clever than creepy.