The House of Mr Chocolate

The House of Mr Chocolate

FormosaFalanster January 24, 2021
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OpenCritic Score

9
Reviews
67%
Recommend
77
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Score Distribution

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70-79
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"The House of Tesla is a well presented, brain-teasing adventure that clearly aims to honour the legacy of Nikola Tesla through intricate puzzles and atmospheric design. It succeeds in creating a moody, immersive world, but the experience is often undermined by fiddly controls, inconsistent logic, and a hint system that feels more like a monetisation relic than a genuine aid. Despite this entry in the series not launching on mobile, the game’s mobile-first design is hard to ignore, and while it doesn’t ruin the experience on PC, it does make certain frustrations, like the push toward using hints, feel more deliberate than accidental."

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The House of Mr Chocolate is a point-and-click adventure where you navigate the dimly lit home of a man who communicates only with inanimate objects. As Mr Chocolate, you explore a pixel-art house that slowly reveals itself with each step, using a "Talk To" command directed at furniture, appliances, and other household items. The game unfolds through routine interactions that mirror his isolated existence, gradually uncovering a quiet mystery lurking in the shadows. Gameplay hinges on observation and repetition, with progress tied to understanding his peculiar habits and the unsettling changes in his environment. The game’s standout features include its atmospheric fog-of-war system, where darkness retreats as you move, and a story that uses sparse dialogue to build emotional weight. Despite having only one character, the script includes over 50,000 words of conversations with objects, creating an eerie sense of companionship. The pixel art design emphasizes the house’s lived-in details, while the slow-burn narrative about memory loss and intrusion has resonated with players seeking something introspective. It holds an 82% positive rating on Steam, with critics noting its ability to convey profound loneliness through simple mechanics.

Storyline

Mr Chocolate lives alone in his house. He never goes out, slowly loses his memory, and he is so lonely that he took the habit of talking to objects... But something is happening in this house! Explore with him what is disturbing his peaceful retreat and why something is trying to force him out.

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Single player

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