The Brothers Hotel

The Brothers Hotel is a psychological horror game in which you explore an abandoned mental asylum, that was once a hotel. Gameplay involves your character finding items and keys to open various doors to progress. The game is very short, I completed the game in 35 minutes. + A few jump scares got me. - The game feels like the developers bought a bunch of random unrelated Unreal asset packs and tried to make a game out of what they had. - The level design is amateurish. Random items placed in random places. - The story doesn't make sense. It it revealed very poorly and it is hard to understand. - The game is absolutely nothing as interesting as the developer makes it out to be on the main game page description. "Forensic Graffiti Investigation". "Memory Construction Through Art" Huh? You mean the 2 times I sprayed the walls with spray paint that lasted 5 seconds? Borderline false advertising. - $10.00 for 30 minutes of gameplay. - The game has bugs, the screen went black on me twice. Also one item barely works in the game to progress, it is the same item I read about that other people were having trouble with. Also in one area a spider appears right in front of you and …

The Brothers Hotel is a first-person psychological horror adventure developed and published by NEBULA NOVA GAMES that focuses on mystery, exploration, and unsettling storytelling instead of action-driven gameplay. The game follows Gabriel, an artist who awakens with fragmented memories and finds himself trapped inside a mysterious hotel steeped in occult history and disturbing secrets. As he searches for answers, he is forced to confront both the building's sinister past and the buried truths hidden within his own mind. The narrative leans heavily into psychological suspense, inviting players to slowly assemble the story through observation rather than relying on lengthy exposition or constant cinematic sequences. The hotel's greatest strength lies in its atmosphere. Every corridor, abandoned room, and dimly lit hallway contributes to an overwhelming feeling of unease, making exploration feel both fascinating and intimidating. Rather than overwhelming players with relentless jump scares, the game creates tension through environmental design, unsettling soundscapes, and the persistent feeling that something is lurking just beyond sight. The decaying interiors, strange symbols, and …

it bugged on me. won't let me put film in the projector :(

There is 0 consistency in this game. The story makes NO sense, audio is all over the place and I don't think Any sounds are really consistent to the environment- they're just on a random loop, none of the monsters really make sense, they used AI for the starting cut-scene, the models are all different sizes and none of them make sense to the player. (Example: there's a phone attached to the wall at the start that nearly touches the ceiling, while all the benches in the room are a little too small for the character. Which can be an artistic choice, but this obviously was not.) The Menu seems to have been reused, unless I missed a WHOLE lot while still getting 100%, because there's key remapping options for pistols, lighters, etc... Nothing to use the batteries for the night vision though. That was fun. The idea behind it seems interesting, the environment could be really good if any effort was put behind it. AI was obviously used for the starting cut-scene and for some- if not all- of the voices. If you told me AI made this game, I would not be surprised. Also they kept talking about how you "came here to make art" but it's LITERALLY just a placeholder [Save The Planet] that you…

This feels like a school project that was released as a game. This was not a fun experience... and felt so "unfinished".

10/10 Agane a Good GAME.