January 23, 2012 - Good - There's no getting away from the fact that Haunt is a slight experience, but it's also very charming and a game that is carefully crafted to work with both the Kinect controller and its intended young audience. Not a game you'll keep coming back to, but for parents it's still worth the 800 Microsoft Point asking price for the short but sweet entertainment it offers.

January 25, 2012 - Good - There is an innocence here that you used to get with the likes of Atari's Haunted House or Sega's Ghost House. That pure sense of fun, plus the reasonable 800-point price, overcomes any issues with the occasionally wonky controls and makes this a must-buy for younger players, nostalgia buffs, and those who just want to try something a little different with their Kinects.

January 24, 2012 - Good - The game's arguably a bit short, and some of the ghost encounters are marred by attack prompts that aren't always recognized. But if you have the patience (and the health reserves) to endure a few irritating battles, you'll find Haunt worth the visit.

February 17, 2012 - Good - Within three or so hours you're likely to be done, but what remains is a lasting warm glow - not just from rare muscle usage but also the satisfaction of a Kinect game that capably and effortlessly takes advantage of the technology. Kids will obviously adore it, but if you've ever enjoyed inching through Disneyland's campy haunted house, you'll be equally at home in Haunt.