Exhibit of Sorrows

Step into the Exhibit of Sorrows, a scary game where you explore a mysterious museum of clowns with strange talents. Your goal is simple: move through the exhibits, collect keys, and see what each clown can do. Each clown has a special way to interact, and you'll need to figure out how to use their abilities to unlock the next room. This journey is not just about watching — you'll be putting these rare skills to the test yourself.

The first clown, Mr. Flouty, loves to float. Inflate him and watch as he rises, then grab the key he leaves behind. Next, you meet Mr. Washy, who enjoys a splash in his tub. Give him water, and he'll reward you with another key. Mr. Handy waits with huge arms, ready for you to pull, twist, or stretch them to reveal hidden surprises. Miss Stretch invites you to extend her rubbery hand, which unlocks the next section. Jack in the Box is unpredictable — crank his handle and see what happens next.

After you've met every clown and gathered their keys, the lights cut out. Now, you need to retrace your steps to the entrance. The catch: return each clown to their original state before you go. If you forget, you won't be able to turn the power back on. Once you flip the switch, the scary part of this horror game starts, showing you the real consequences of your actions. Every step in Exhibit of Sorrows builds suspense as you interact with these unusual clowns and discover what happens when you try to change their world.

How to play?

Move from room to room using the arrow keys or mouse. Interact with each clown by following on-screen prompts. Use clicks, drags, or keyboard actions to trigger their abilities. Collect keys after each successful interaction to open the next door. On your way back, reset each clown to their starting position before reaching the exit. Watch for visual cues that signal when you've returned a clown correctly. Don't rush — missing a step means you'll need to backtrack. Turning the lights on at the end will reveal what your choices have changed in the museum.