Posted on: January 3, 2021
ISnoodBear
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A fun, weird, quick, simple game.
First, this is a quick game, maybe 2-3 hours total. But there are times that's exactly what you want. And at a sub-$5 price point, it's totally worth it, even with the short play time. Second, some have dinged it for being weird for weird's sake...and it is. But I think that's part of the charm. It doesn't make much sense, but if you like odd imagery with a little tongue-in-cheek to it, this is a fun aesthetic. Look at the screenshots above. If the art speaks to you, you'll like it. If not, you probably won't. The basic plot is 5 guests (different animals) come to the hotel and you're job is to help/murder them one by one and feed them to the remaining guests. You know, your standard fare. Pros: - Fun, but not super hard. Provides a few hours of casual, simple fun. - Fun look and feel. - Some creative puzzles, not always the old stand-bys you see in other games. - Not hard to figure out. Very self-explanatory (but without feeling like hand-holding). - Affordable (two bucks and lasted longer than many movies). - First in a game series/world. So if you like this, there's more to play. Cons: - Some of the puzzle patterns/types do repeat making subsequent puzzles a little easier and predictable. - Once you start a puzzle series, you can't stop. You pick a guest's room to "help" each night, but once you pick, you have to play out that guest's range of puzzles and it won't let you leave the room to pick a different one. - Low replayability, at least for a while after. At the end of the day, it is what it is...a whimsical, dark little puzzle game that you can knock out with an 80% score in a couple of hours (or another hour more if you are trying to 100% it). It's not perfect, but it's creative and original and fun--and at this price point it's a great deal. I recommend it.
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