Rusty Lake Hotel

Pros: Very eerie environment, sounds and events. Not very scary, no jumpscares. A very interesting set of characters and kinda fantastic world with talking animals, each with their own personality traits. Puzzles that are not very tough, unless you are dumb like me. Very low system requirements. Ability to replay sections, in order to gather 100% or extra achievements. Puzzles that are integrated of other, smaller puzzles (very big scale). Cons: Puzzles are not very tough. Not very scary. Story is kinda non-existant, or very vague, I think it makes more sense if you played the rest of the games, so be prepared to have to play the rest of the franchise in order to understand it. You can find videos of this game, and many others, in: My Twitch channel, where I play games such as this one live on stream: https://twitch.tv/beroun My Steam Curator page, where you can find all my reviews in one place: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/39632216-Beroun%2527s-Streaming-Group/ My Youtube playlist of this game, where you can find the full playthrough, and many other playthroughs of other games: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxql_fWq6TQ&list=PLSEk0ToGbRUdhOgnFYx8JZmK5iuvgZVOX&index=1

Rusty Lake (the developer) has made many free browser games in the Rusty Lake series. The difference being that they're free while these cost up to $4 (or less if a sale is going on). The story for the overall series is great (if not a bit macabre), though as for the gameplay itself, it has zero replay value. If you're into hidden object/puzzle games, you'll be right at home. Though if you're a curious passerby, you may want to skip these.

I love it, I really recomend to all people who like weirdcore and puzzles.

The puzzles are right, but I think the game needs a trigger warning. Idk if I want to play something where one character commit su1cide in front of you. It's too much.

Moon logic! So much moon logic in this point-and-click adventure game. Given the setting and the goings on, it never grates (e.g. of course you can use matches to regrow a skeleton's antlers) and often amuses (e.g. and of course said skeleton now bleeds a spicy sauce). The game is short (I suck at adventure games and completed it in a sitting with a decent score). There is replayability, as each chapter awards you a score based on what you were able to discover and solve. There are links to chapter-specific video walkthroughs in the main menu for whenever and whenever the moon logic defeats you. The plot is ... nonexistent. Expect a surrealist impressionist's take on character study, not a cohesive story. Buy it on sale. As other reviewers note, this game will wet your whistle and leave you wanting to try the rest of the series.