This is a great adventure type game that you can play online or download the stand-alone extended version. The online game may not give you as much to do as the full extended version but you can at least try it out before you pay around $10 for the complete game.

The story begins with you being Arthur Barefeet a small hobbit that is also a thief. You have an exquisite taste for all types of glittering objects such as gold, jewels, etc… While you were on a quest, you found a place full of wonderful glittery objects only a couple miles out of town.

It is an old cemetery full of tombs of the richest people throughout the village and it is famously known as the Goldyard by relatives of the dear departed. The relatives during the past would leave valuable gifts to pay homage to their loved ones that had pasted on.

The problem with getting into Goldyard comes from the upper class wealthy individuals that live in the village. They have placed heavy guards all around the cemetery and if they do not recognize you, passage is not allowed.

You, as Arthur, of course have always had the desire to get a glimpse of these treasures that have been left behind. You may finally have that chance. The head of one of the richest families in the village has passed away, Bolgo Brandibuck. He is going to be buried in Goldyard this night.

You understand that might be your last chance to get into Goldyard, sneak into the funeral home and replace his body with your own. You just put his body into another coffin nearby.

Within the hour, the funeral service begins and the coffin that you are secretly hiding in is taken to the Goldyard. You wait until all relatives and sounds outside are gone and then crawl out of the coffin.

Now, you can see all kinds of glittering objects and are ready to grab up all the gold you see, but now you realize one thing that you had not taken into consideration. Goldyard is haunted!

You can try this one on for yourself here

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