BigMax Happy Halloween

The first thing you see is a Halloween scene waiting to be filled in, with BigMax standing in it. You pick a category along the edge of the screen, then tap an item and it drops straight onto the scene where you can drag it around. Nothing is fixed in place at the start, so the whole picture is yours to arrange.

The decorating kit covers the usual October stuff: carved pumpkins in a few sizes, bats, cobwebs, ghosts, candles, lanterns, fences, and background pieces like moons and clouds. Items are grouped by type, so all the pumpkins sit together and all the spooky props sit in another row. Most pieces layer, which means you can stack a ghost behind a fence or tuck a pumpkin against a wall and it still reads as one scene.

The twist in this decorating game is that you are building a picture, not dressing a single character, so composition matters more than matching outfits. When you are happy, you can save the finished scene as an image to keep or share.

Start with the big background pieces first, like the moon and the fence, so the small props have somewhere to live. Drag a pumpkin to the bottom corners to anchor the picture instead of floating it in the middle. And try layering a ghost half behind a fence or tree, since partially hidden items look spookier than ones sitting on top.