Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Pumpkin King

Disney famous for cute cinema movies like 12 princesses, but they are also one of the prospects in the horror genre. “Nightmare Before Christmas” is a case in point, and it even has an impact on the game release on GBA. Basically, it provides a solid storyline, and you can find an unforgettable horror experience. If anyone wonders about this point, then start a level to confirm yourself. They are relatively long and detailed, including some cutscenes and interactions to gather information from NPCs. They are closely linked with each other, and sometimes cause the player to return to the paths they have gone through in search of an existing puzzle key. Although it is not about revolution, defeating the monsters is essential. The first reason is, they will kill you, even if you try not to interact with them. Secondly, these corpses sometimes bring benefits, restore the character’s health, and give him new skills – something that is really helpful in boss battles. And finally to ensure peace on Christmas Eve.