Navigate tight hallways and vast foggy expanses in this first-person action-adventure platformer on PC. Drive through levels, shoot cel-shaded enemies that pop against dark, realistic surroundings, and tackle cramped spaces that heighten entrapment. Collect guest books for deeper world insights, while large creatures in the fog stir uncertainty about their intent.
Backtrack and swim to unlock the true ending beyond the two simpler paths. An introductory guide clarifies unique mechanics beyond the tutorial. Indie players who relish exploration, combat variety, and multiple conclusions will find a fitting challenge.
Labyrinth Hotel is an immersive first-person, action-adventure, platformer video game featuring driving and shooting levels. The game offers three endings: two are straightforward, but achieving the true ending requires some backtracking and swimming. The setting is dark and realistic, contrasting with the bright, cartoony characters and cel-shaded enemies, making them stand out and instantly recognizable.
The environments also present stark contrasts. You'll navigate tight spaces and cramped hallways that evoke a sense of entrapment, and vast, foggy areas populated by large creatures, which may or may not be passive, playing into the fear of the unknown.
Some levels contain guest books that can be collected and read later, providing additional insights into the world and its characters.
All the enemy and boss models are made by me therefore they are completely copyright free and can be used by anyone who is interested in game development.
Notice: I've added an Introductory guide/manual on the right below release date, so if some of the more unique mechanics are a bit confusing that should explain them in more detail than the tutorial.
