Limoria

I do not usually play horror games, but this one caught my eye as a more simple and "cozy" one so i gave it a shot. Honestly, not a bad game at all. I enjoyed it and was nervous/uneasy the whole time. Very well done game

The graphics and atmosphere are pretty good. A lot of time was put into it obviously. There are things needing attention dev. Options for head bobbing, motion blur, DOF, etc etc. There is a strange lag in the camera movement that is highly annoying. I tried to play. I got the room 102 key and it won't open the door and there is nowhere else to go and nothing else happening. If you have a bit of patience I'd say it be an ok game. I do not. It is just frustrating for me. Just needs a little more love and it be a great game if you ask me. Please dev don't give up. Fix these few things and it will make all the difference. As it stands I am refunding. I will check back later for any updates to the game.

1 - I can't recommend this game because they used AI in it. Did not know this until AFTER i couldn't return it, or else i would have sent it back. 2 -It's basically a rip off of The Shinning but a walking simulator. Even as a person who doesn't get motion sickness - the head bobbing/fish eye lens made me so sick about an hour in. Pair that with one room being an epileptics nightmare of flashing lights..... The fact you can't turn any of these settings off is crazy. And again, I've never had an issue with head bobbing or fish eye lenses - i literally don't have a motion sickness issue. But this one woof. I couldn't finish the game once I hit the weird pitch black darkness with flashing overhead lighting because either my game borked and made it impossible or I was going to vomit. I had hope - before the AI, before the head bobbing... I feel like if this studio got with a bigger one - they could make a cool original game. But I feel like they/re trying to make quick horror games to get a buck without polishing them.

The setting of the hotel looked familiar. I think it's modeled after 'The Shining' and it felt like i was exploring inside the movie set. I kind of expected to explore outside of this hotel and check out the maze like in the movie but nope. You are stuck inside the hotel.

omg it's The Shining???? Peak cinema. Although I wouldn't imagine the Overlook Hotel would have so many AI generated images hanging on its walls. But at least the hotel looks good/cozy and the voice acting is human. Cons: - AI images; game looks abandoned so they're gonna be there forever I guess - I don't really care for vague stories with no context, so that was whatever. - I mainly stopped playing because the amount of time-wasting you are allowed to do is astonishing. It's a pain to figure out where to go next. Why not have some kind of inner monologue? Just something. There's even one path I took where it's just a big empty dark grid where you can potentially get stuck in pitch black darkness. You can't even turn on your flashlight when you want to. - Almost no settings - The bear collecting minigame was nice but it should've been fewer bears. It's also super annoying to move around in that room

This was a good game