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I really like the theme of the game, but I wish the gameplay was a little deeper. I think that the concept of a “safe door” opening is a bit strange. Why can’t the door that I clicked open instead? It appears that no matter what, the player will always be attacked by the monster, and there’s nothing wrong with that kind of game mechanic. However, I think that it happens too quicky and too predictably. If the player guesses the first two doors correctly, then he or she is left with only the last option, which obviously has the monster behind it. The player can see the scare coming. I think that a cool mechanic would be to guess a door correctly, then click inside of the door to be taken to a new set of doors. Every time the players goes through a door, the number of doors would also increase.

Paid $4.77 for an app when I could have got it for free at the App Store- Etsy should block this seller from selling on their website

Too short. To simple. Not worth the money.

I enjoyed the graphics and the mechanics of this game and the step-by-step instructions made it quite easy to get started. Basically, you want to avoid clicking on the door with the monster behind it. You click on your first choice door and a different door opens with no monster. You now know that the monster is behind one of the two remaining closed doors, but which one? You can stick with the first door you clicked and click on it again, or you can change your mind and click the other door as your final choice. Either way, you click with some trepidation because if you choose wrong, the monster will leap out and make you jump! I played this as a solo player and just tried to see how many rounds I could make without releasing the monster. Like just about all of this seller’s games, this one is great fun.

It is an excellent game, which allows us to explain the Bayesian probability behind the Monty Hall problem. Useful and fun