Alright, so Welcome to the Loud House is basically like stepping into the chaos of Lincoln’s life—you know, the kid with ten sisters? Yeah, that one. You start off in their house, poking around different rooms like the living room or Lincoln’s bedroom, and trust me, each one’s packed with little surprises. The sisters are all there doing their thing—Lynn’s probably flexing, Luan’s cracking terrible jokes, Lucy’s being all gloomy—and you can drag them around, toss items at them from a chest, and just see what ridiculousness unfolds.

At first, I just clicked on random stuff to see reactions (Lana’s frog obsession? Still weirdly charming), but then I noticed the checklist tracking what you’ve discovered. It’s not deep RPG stuff, but there’s something weirdly satisfying about uncovering every dumb little interaction, like what happens if you give Lori a skateboard or leave Luna alone with her guitar. The rooms are small but crammed with details—check the posters in Lincoln’s room or the disaster zone that is Leni and Lori’s shared space.

It’s silly, low-stakes fun if you’re into the show or just want to mess around with cartoon chaos for a bit. Definitely don’t expect Skyrim, but hey, sometimes you just wanna watch Lola lose it over a missing tiara.