Costume Quest: Love letter to Thanksgiving part1

Each outfit in "Costume Quest" bestows a special power, such as the Statue of Liberty's awesome ability to use her torch as a flamethrower.

With Thanksgiving and Christmas coming, we’re about to experience a crush of holiday programming. From beloved favorites like the “Peanuts” specials to more forgettable fare like that creepy “Polar Express” movie featuring a zombie Tom Hanks, you’ll find no shortage of seasonal TV shows and movies in the coming weeks.

But you won’t find much in the way of holiday-themed video games, a shortage Tasha Harris addresses with her downloadable game “Costume Quest” (rated E10+, $15 for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3).

“Costume Quest,” which went on sale this week, is the latest offering from Double Fine Productions, the San Francisco studio founded by Sonoma native Tim Schafer. After Electronic Arts told Schafer and Co. it wouldn’t be funding a sequel to last year’s “Brütal Legend” the studio has retrenched to focus on smaller, downloadable titles.

“Costume Quest” is the first to market of four games dreamed up by Double Fine staffers during a period when “Brütal Legend” was in limbo because of a dispute between Activision and EA over who owned the rights to publish the heavy-metal opus.

While work on “Costume Quest” began in earnest a year ago, it’s an idea Harris has had in her head since she was a kid.

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