Nice game, i think this one reminds me on playing minesweeper kind of thing so it's really cool! The art is simple but good the music is nice especially the elevator sfx, it is a great touch. The tutorial really helped me out understanding the game so no problem on gameplay, however it would be better if the elevator changing floor is using keyboard and not mouse or use WASD for movement, kinda hard transition between the arrow key and mouse. Other than that, it is a solid game, great job!

Very original idea—this is a clever way to use the “one room” theme. The visuals are simple but charming. Some moments felt a bit luck-based, but overall it was enjoyable to play. Well done!

I don't see many scratch entries in game jams, but they always surprise me when I do :p

Great game with cute visuals. I love minesweeper, so I liked the concept of this game :D I just wish there was less RNG :(

Cool minesweeper variant. A bit frustrating with the randomness on the last level but overfall it was fun. Your design is simple and well made. Smart take on the theme. Congrats !

Love this game! The art is nice and minimalistic, and the sound effects are appropriately chosen. 

Great Entry

Cool game! The use of the theme is a lot different from other games in the jam! I love the sound effects and music. The only issue is that I encountered the bug someone else mentioned below about the arrows pointing in weird directions. Still a solid game, though!

     Fun little puzzle game, I really liked your take on the theme its very unique compared to all the other entries, nice job!! I never thought about interpretating it as finding one room among many and I think that's a cool perspective on things. The premise of finding the correct hotel room made for a funny context for the gameplay too.

    The gameplay itself felt like an innovative take on minesweeper (as another comment said), and I think you could borrow from the minesweeper concept to help the logic in your game. For example, in minesweeper your first click is always an empty tile, you never hit a bomb on the first go. In your game, sometimes the first door you click is already occupied by somebody and you lose which feels unfair because there is no way to use logic to avoid this. Sometimes minesweeper will auto clear tiles if you click in the middle of an empty section of squares which helps the player avoid situations where the logic does not help them. For example, sometimes I clicked 2 doors in your game and the resulting clues didn't help me where to click next. Maybe auto-opening a couple other doors would help give the player more clues to use their logic on. I'm not sure if that made any sense but I would recommend playing minesweeper for a bit to see what elements you could incorporate into your own game.

     That being said I had a fun time playing your game. The logic puzzle aspect was really interesting and the hotel environment was a funny one to fit the game into. The presentation is really clean; the colors chosen are great, the little particle effects when walking by a door were a nice touch of polish, and the wavy animations on the text were cool too. The stick figures fit the overall aesthetic perfectly. I loved the way new floors stacked on after each level, it made for a very natural progression of difficulty and fit the hotel concept nicely. And you had one of the best theme interpretations that I've seen thus far. Cool puzzle game, and keep up the good work!!

Nice simple fun game. The game get suck after pressing space

It was pretty cool. When I opened the door and saw that red number 1, it instantly gave me Minesweeper vibes

General:
Congratulations on your submission! A nice puzzle game that offers an interesting interpretation of the “One Room” theme.
The art style is simple but completely sufficient—and actually somewhat original. The core gameplay reminds me of Minesweeper; it’s interesting and motivating. Sometimes, however, it’s a bit difficult to find the room, and from level 3 onward I had some trouble. It would be nice if at least the first safe room were marked, because otherwise (just like in Minesweeper) it’s purely luck whether you get any information or lose on the very first click. The small animation that plays when you hit an occupied room is funny and fitting.

Graphics:
Fairly simple but functional. The style has something unique, and the colors are well chosen. The main menu could have been designed a bit nicer, but the intro text / tutorial is truly excellent!

Music:
Atmospheric music and fitting sound effects—though in some places I would have turned the sounds down a bit. Overall, everything suits the style of the game.

Theme:
A super interesting interpretation of the theme. I liked that very much! Great idea!

Conclusion: A great puzzle game with a unique interpretation of the theme!