Game Boy Advance

Monster House

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Monster House is an action-adventure game developed by Ubisoft and published by THQ, based on the animated film of the same name. Players explore a house that has come to life, searching for clues, solving light puzzles, and fighting creepy creatures. Built as a single-player adventure, it blends exploration and combat with a spooky atmosphere that follows the movie’s premise closely.
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Release Date
2006-01-01
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The game uses an exploration-focused action-adventure structure with a top-down perspective in many areas. Players move through the house and surrounding locations, examine objects, trigger switches, collect keys and tools, and fight enemies along the way. Progress is usually tied to finding the right item or opening blocked paths, while some sections add simple platforming or hazard avoidance. Combat is straightforward and resource-conscious, encouraging careful movement and timing rather than aggressive play.

DJ

One of the main protagonists who explores the house and uncovers its secrets.

Jenny

A key companion character who helps drive the story and investigation.

Nebbercracker

The mysterious old man whose connection to the haunted house is central to the plot.

Memorize the map and safe spots early so you do not get cornered in narrow hallways. In puzzle rooms, inspect every interactive object before moving on, since many solutions depend on finding an item and returning to use it elsewhere. In combat, avoid overextending; clear threats first, then handle switches or obstacles. Save recovery items for the most crowded or dangerous sections.

No cheats or unlockables available

Tips

Check corners and behind furniture, as important items are often hidden in plain sight.

Tips

When surrounded, fight while retreating and use doorways or narrow passages to break up groups.

Tips

If you are stuck, revisit earlier rooms and look for missed switches or usable objects.

User Reviews

The spooky mood does a good job of capturing the film’s atmosphere.

User Reviews

It is fairly short, but the pacing of exploration and puzzles works well on GBA.

User Reviews

The combat is simple, but the level design and presentation make it memorable.

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