Cupboard Playbook (Newgrounds 2007)

   Pointy-clicks adventure game requiring logic on your sci-fi minds as common sense will guiding you as being developed by Jay “Zeebarf” Ziebarth and Steve Castro programming begins with a mysterious meteor crash carries a small-worm creature like from outer space – a living parasite consuming all life matters on water floating to the near swampland devouring frogs and birds then catapult itself with long tongue fiercely to the nearest house where as the size of the scary sluggish creature turns bigger – the appetite for consuming meat is getting stronger as your pet cat, the old woman and the dog to those sleeping fellows on bunk bed becoming the victims of this slithering monster along with the fish in an aquarium and caged bird within the creepy instrumental tunes themed the events when The Visitor game changing you as the worm-mutant alien creeping in ashore while Cricket’s Noise added suspense towards the silent night as the worm alien consuming the pets by penetrating the anus before they’re blown-up disgustingly swollen and popped, splattering blood or the smarter moves of the spikey worm opening the door; turning on the pump water and setting deadly trap on people or animals given this short game a memorable moment for kids to bring it into their nightmares as the moon fully shines and the flying worm turns to mutated alien-frog as one last survivor must think clever to kill it before it bursts out the door and slaughtering you in the alternate endings such as No One Makes It Out Alive to An Electrifying End and even Lone Survivor – where the scared boy not just sitting and wait to die but flooding the bath-tube, trapping the monster creature giant to make it slips before shooting it several times and whacking the head cracked open to enclosing the game very shortly but interesting … You would addicted on trying to figure out again and more because there’s sequels too.

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https://youtu.be/d6oW4J3FS88