The House – Kitchen (Part 3)

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The House – Kitchen

The Kitchen is the third chapter of The House, the classic point-and-click horror Flash game. This episode takes place in an abandoned kitchen with tiled walls, an old television, a worn calendar, and a small hanging doll that immediately creates an unsettling atmosphere.

Explore the room by examining the television, the hanging doll, the doorway, and other suspicious objects. The chapter progresses through observation rather than action, and many events are triggered only after revisiting locations or interacting with objects multiple times.

Instead of relying on fast-paced scares, the Kitchen builds suspense through subtle visual changes and disturbing sound effects. Every click may reveal a new clue or trigger another supernatural event, encouraging players to pay close attention to even the smallest details.

Complete every hidden event in the Kitchen to continue the story into the next chapter of The House.

How to Play

  • Click objects and suspicious areas throughout the kitchen.
  • Recheck locations after new events occur.
  • Use visual changes and sound cues to identify the next interaction.
  • Trigger all scenes to complete the chapter.

Next Part

https://gamejit.com/the-house-living-room

Previous Part

https://gamejit.com/the-house-bathroom

Gameplay Screenshot

The House – Kitchen

FAQ

Is The House game playable on mobile?

This Flash game supports mouse and touch controls, allowing for smooth gameplay on both PC and mobile devices.

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Game Information

Game nameThe House
CategoryHorror
SourcesSin Thai Studio
Interface LanguageEN
Release year2005

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