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A jam submission

Hotel ÉbanoView game page

Night-shift hotel horror. Serve guests by day, survive what wakes up at night.
Submitted by gatowui — 15 hours, 15 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 7 people so far
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How does your game interpret and use the Theme / Halloween?
My interpretation of the contest theme is that nothing appears during the day; however, once night falls, monsters begin to attack us. Based on this, I adapted the game to align with my vision of the theme.

Game Engine?

HTML / Web

Graphics & Audio: What did you create or use?

AI Art/Audio

Have you participated in a game jam before this one?

Yes

Roughly how much time did you spend developing? (in hours)
42

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Comments

Submitted

Elite game. The initial sound design, to the concept itself was fantastic. Horror and jumpscares unfortunately arn't really my thing however I can still appreciate the game. Honestly the only issue is the game pausing after every button press.

Submitted(+1)

I liked the game, but unfortunately didn't finish it. The jumpscare moster from the forest eventually got me every time!

The presentation was great! The PSX style graphics were cool and the game uses sound to build the atmosphere really well. I liked how the game uses the flickering lights too. And, obviously, the jumpscare :)

I liked the concept behind the gameplay, but in the end it was a bit too difficult for me. Easy mode would be cool.

Use of theme was on point. I liked the day-night cycle (although I'd prefer some clear indication that night just started).

Over all- great game with great atmosphere!

Submitted(+1)

Thanks for putting this together, the rainy lobby and the desk setup drew me in right away. I got through the opening instructions, found the key board and the Tetris machine in the reception, and closed the living room door when the prompt came up, which made the day to night idea feel real. The first person view and the rain outside gave the lobby a moody, lonely feel. One thing that slowed me down was navigation with the arrow keys, as I lost track of where the desk was after wandering into the living room, and a guest had left by the time I found my way back.

Submitted(+1)

really good game, very fun, its a little hard to understand it at first, the only issue i had its that everytime i clicked a button on the book it pasued the game

Developer

Indeed, it has that error; I looked into it, but I couldn't find any way to fix it.