Haunted Hotel: The Thirteenth Collector's Edition

$9.99

Release Date:: Mar 14, 2022
Developer:: Elephant
Publisher:: Big Fish Games
Platforms:: Windows

Casual Adventure Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

Elephant Games cordially invites you to visit another sinister Haunted Hotel!

An act of kindness has unspeakable consequences in this exhilarating hidden-object puzzle adventure game! After pulling over to help a stranded motorist, you are murdered, and the killer kidnaps your son! Follow them to the dilapidated Baker’s Hotel, where you’ll soon learn that that roadside encounter was in fact a trap set specifically for you. But who set the snare? And why are they obsessed with wiping out your family? Investigate from beyond the grave to learn the answers!

This is a special Collector’s Edition release full of exclusive extras you won’t find in the standard version. The Collector’s Edition includes:

• Continue your father’s quest to defeat the Sons of Dusk in the bonus chapter!
• Replay HOPs and mini-games, and earn achievements.
• Find collectibles to gain access to the secret room!
• Enjoy original art, soundtrack, and other extras!
• Never get lost with the helpful strategy guide.

This is a Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game, meaning a specific genre of story-driven, point & click adventures. Throughout the game, players are tasked to find a list of objects hidden within a particular scene, and to occasionally complete various mini-games/puzzles.

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Negative

1 user reviews

Positive

User #100033 english

5 hrs at review

Not Recommended

This isn't any different to any other HOGA for the last 8 years. It started off really well, I've never come across a game where you're essentially playing as a ghost, so i had high hopes, but was dismayed when I started seeing endless, pointless shapes you have to fill in weird inexplicable places that make zero sense why somebody would have. I appreciate these games stretch incredulity, but to have a star shape on the floor, that opens a floor board, which reveals a safe that you need an a clock shape to open, then gives you a bird that opens an ornament that reveals a film reel that then reveals a number to open a gate is ridiculous. There's no real "puzzle", you're simply churning. By that I mean you have to find an object, which then needs another object, which then needs a key etc. and so on. The puzzles were very easy, have been done a million different times. The hidden object parts were well drawn, the story line was weird, but interesting to a certain extent. I just really wi...