Creepy Redneck Dinosaur Mansion 1 Re-Raptored
RETURN TO THE CREEPY CLASSIC! Jack Briar is back to stop Bayliss’ dastardly Disaster once more! Rediscover every room, dino, and puzzle from the original match-3 survival horror comedy RPG metroidvania—now fully reraptored!
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Henry Bayliss, a brilliant redneck scientist deep in the Louisiana bayou, is up to something. Enter Jack Briar: the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms' best agent, and the natural choice for this kind of field work. But Creepy Redneck Dinosaur Mansion 3 was cancelled! What's Jack Briar even doing here?!
Join Jack Briar as he races to prevent the Bayliss disaster, explores a creepy mansion, and defeats anyone who gets in his way. Look out dinos, cause you’re gonna get jurass-kic'd!
What is this?
A match-3, metroidvania, narrative sequel to Creepy Redneck Dinosaur Mansion 3.
Explore the Bayliss mansion as Jack Briar, earn Traits by exploring, and use those Traits to unlock new paths.
A faithful follow-up from Pedalboard Games, headed by CRDM3's co-lead.
A direct sequel with more puzzles, returning characters, new characters, and a whole lot more meta-commentary on game development.
A brand new soundtrack, a new protagonist, and new mysteries to unravel.
The first entry in Strange Scaffold's Project Share program, allowing Pedalboard Games to leverage the original game's codebase.
