Lamia's Game Room is a card game with a somewhat dark atmosphere. Technically it runs fine (no crashes), but the misspellings and grammatical errors can become annoying.

The player attempts to escape the eponymous creature by battling two opponents in each chapter to progress to the next. The game is basically Old Maid with a modified card design: the paired cards are the seven deadly sins with the "Old Maid" being the Lamia. When a card is selected but not yet taken, the holder may have certain expressions that can clue the player in to whether the card is the Lamia or otherwise. In practice I found this system to be unreliable; the bluffs are often inaccurate and only get worse with each subsequent chapter. This can make the end games tedious as the player's low win rate will require more than a few retries to progress.

However the game is still worth a recommend as the ending shows some potential story expansions. There is also the possibility that more game types could be added in a sequel. Overall the game is worth its price and the achievements are easy to get (one for completing each chapter) as long as the substandard writing is overlooked.

Lamia's Game Room is a card game with a somewhat dark atmosphere. Technically it runs fine (no crashes), but the misspellings and grammatical errors can become annoying. The player attempts to escape the eponymous creature by battling two opponents in each chapter to progress to the next. The game is basically Old Maid with a modified card design: the paired cards are the seven deadly sins with the "Old Maid" being the Lamia. When a card is selected but not yet taken, the holder may have certain expressions that can clue the player in to whether the card is the Lamia or otherwise. In practice I found this system to be unreliable; the bluffs are often inaccurate and only get worse with each subsequent chapter. This can make the end games tedious as the player's low win rate will require more than a few retries to progress. However the game is still worth a recommend as the ending shows some potential story expansions. There is also the possibility that more game types could be added in a sequel. Overall the game is worth its price and the achievements are easy to get (one for completing each chapter) as long as the substandard writing is overlooked.