Haunted Domains is a time management game that puts your strategic skills to the test through dozens of challenging levels. You play as Sheila, an interior designer, whose objective is to manage five spooky properties the best way possible.
The game doesn't feature impressive graphics yet its storyline is pretty catchy and the challenges are quite entertaining. During first levels of gameplay you have access to various instructions that teach you how to serve your clients, get rid of leftovers (garbage from clients), serve beverages and food, etc.
You can use the coins you collect after completing a challenge to acquire upgrades for your property or your assistant (dog turned into a pushcart). Also, the app automatically saves your progress after you finish a mission.
Another thing I like is that you can always use your servant, Igor, to aid you with your chores (serve clients, clean rooms, etc.).
In conclusion, Haunted Domains is a fun and addictive strategy game filled with amusing characters and challenges. Plus, it comes with an affordable cost. So I can't find any reason why you shouldn't try this game on your Mac.
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