The skelebros have little life experience outside of what they’ve gleaned from watching countless horror movies, and it’s fun to see them awkwardly navigate the strange situations the outside world presents them with by utilizing that knowledge as a sticking plaster.
4/5 – Bloody Disgusting

While the art style certainly shines through, its music and sound design are also top-notch. The game is filled with amazing jams accompanying its many microgames. They are ever-changing along with the game’s chapters and microgames. Overall, SPOOKWARE is a fun, small comedy-horror game oozing with charm. It’s one of those games that you would want to launch after a long day of work or simply whenever you want to relax. It’s funny, amusing, and easy to get into. I’m currently having tons of fun with it.
– HorrorVisuals

It has a scrappy, hand-made, almost zine-like feel, with a touch of Terry Gilliam’s Monty Python animations. This, combined with some delightfully lo-fi music and weird pitched-down voice samples, gives the game a compellingly chaotic energy. I really had to force myself to stop playing to come and write this. It’s also clear the people who made it have a real passion for horror films. It’s a tongue-in-cheek satire of the genre in some ways, but also a joyous celebration of what makes it great.
– PC Gamer

There’s some wild shit in here. I get the sense that no one is really meant to master every microgame on their first attempt, and I’m largely okay with that in this more story-driven game structure.
– Destructoid