Fridge Horror Game - Find oddities & strange

The game is enjoyable overall. It features ads that appear frequently and often redirect to random websites right after a tap. Some levels lean more toward gross than scary, and many don't seem to have clear logic. After completing each level, a jarring high-pitched scream plays, which is hard to mute without turning off all volume. This is frustrating because the eerie background music adds a nice touch to the experience.

This game sounds like a blast! It mixes horror vibes with a quirky twist. The anime section dives into creepy stuff while also poking fun at outdated views. Can you believe anyone thinks girls don't read? Such a wild notion. The other part shifts gears completely. No scares here, just pure fun spotting edits in photos. Even without the spooky elements, that part brings tons of enjoyment. You get to play detective and find the hidden changes!

This game feels pretty off. The music sets a creepy atmosphere, and after finishing a level, a female scream echoes—definitely adds to the horror vibe. At first, the early levels give you some chills with random heads and ghostly figures. But then it takes a jarring turn. It describes a character in a dress with an Adam's apple as "strange." Then there’s this bizarre moment where you have to click on the crotch of what looks like a student in swimwear because the "bulge" seems weird. A pencil having the wrong color? The hints sometimes just say "Look closely," which doesn't really help at all.

It’s such a blast! When you lose, no ad pops up right away. You dive back in without interruptions. If you keep losing, the same thing happens. It’s only after two or three rounds that an ad shows up. The thrill and creepiness of the game make it so exciting! Challenge accepted! Let’s see if you can beat me!

The ads kept popping up way too often, and the game took a turn into body shaming and transphobia. One moment stood out where they featured a belly button as an "external button" instead of an internal one. That just felt wrong. There was also a character in a swimsuit who had extra "luggage" in the groin area. Clicking on that felt off, and describing it as "something a girl shouldn't have" carried a heavy transphobic tone. It just didn't sit right.

This game is a total letdown. Everything feels too simple or doesn’t make sense. It also has some pretty discriminatory elements. The only hint given is “look closely.” Seriously? And the ads are out of control. One tap leads you straight into another ad. Just skip this one!

It's a mix of fun and frustration. The screams catch you off guard, so loud and sudden each time you find something. Some puzzles feel silly. They all revolve around the same theme, asking what's odd in this photo. One time, I got stuck on an image and clicked everywhere until I discovered it was a book. The reason given was absurd: "Girls don’t read." Seriously? Of course they do! Then there was this bubble tea scene where the boba was supposed to be frog eggs. How would anyone ever guess that? It’s just wild!

The game feels a bit too easy and predictable. Many levels lack excitement. Some make no sense at all. Picture this: two girls on a roof without shoes. Not suspicious, right? Then there's the bubble tea scene with a frog in the mix. The frog eggs look just like the bubbles used in the drink. It’s odd. Overall, the levels drag on and don’t provide much of a challenge.

This game kicks off with a bit of creepiness, but the mood shifts fast. It dives into odd misspellings and adds a transphobic angle. The focus turns to questions like why a girl has an Adam's apple or a bulge and why there's a urinal in a girl's bathroom. It gives the impression that girls can't possess those traits. Toward the end, the game shifts away from art and leans into poorly photoshopped images, which just comes off as ridiculous. One moment even features broccoli trying to look like a tree. The entire experience wraps up in about twenty minutes and feels pretty disappointing overall.