Cauldron II: The Pumpkin Strikes Back

A spooky platformer built around momentum and ricochets. Clever, awkward, and full of Halloween-ish personality.

Cauldron II is a sequel that deserves respect for trying something new: playing as a pumpkin with realistic bounce physics. It turns platforming into billiards. The castle has great atmosphere, creepy Palace-style graphics, and spooky audio feedback.

The real antagonist is your own momentum. You don't casually relax with this; you wrestle with it. difficulty splits people: is it brilliant mastery or just a drunk pumpkin? It's an ambitious experiment in building a game around a single kinetic idea. If you love weird mechanics and don't mind a soap-like learning curve, it's worth the trip.