Asfalia: Panic at the Mansion (2025)
Fishing Cactus, Funtomata
A spooky shadow is on the loose within Asfalia. Join Charlie and flamboyant sidekick Lilly in their search of four adorable missing puppies. Meet amazing characters, solve fun puzzles, and collect beautiful stickers along the way! Chase the shadows away in a captivating story-driven game suitable for all ages.
Platforms
Mac Switch PCGenres
Adventure Indie Point-and-clickThemes
Kids Mystery
Languages: English and 8 more
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| French | |||
| German | |||
| Spanish (Spain) | |||
| Chinese (Simplified) | |||
| Portuguese (Brazil) | |||
| Chinese (Traditional) | |||
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| Russian |
Media
Critic Reviews
BioGamer Girl
By Alissa WorleyAsfalia: Panic at the Mansion earns a confident 9.0; a tender, well‑crafted adventure that mostly delivers exactly what it promises: warm writing, delightful hand‑painted art, and family‑friendly puzzles that respect both kids and adults. The game’s emotional core is handled with rare subtlety, voice performances and sound design deepen character moments, and bite‑sized collectibles and optional challenges add replay value without blocking the main story. Controls and QoL features make it an effortless fit for the Switch and handheld play, and recent accessibility updates broaden its appeal.
PS3Blog.net
By EdENColorful all-ages point and click adventure game on Nintendo Switch
Gaming Boulevard
By Nick De ReigerAsfalia: Panic at the Mansion isn’t trying to be a blockbuster and that’s its greatest strength. It’s a gentle, beautifully drawn adventure that values feeling over flash.
