Title. I've clicked on every picture on the wall thinking it could be that, maybe I've missed something "outside" the hallways / in the forest? Other than that: I'll drop the review on release (don't worry it's positive)

Hotel Mélancolie genuinely surprised me. I'm usually not a fan of the PS1-style aesthetic (that era can happily stay retired), but here it didn’t bother me as much as I expected. Yes, some areas are a bit too dark, but overall the visual style fits the atmosphere well. The story is easily the game’s strongest point: short, but engaging, with several small twists that had me convinced I understood what was going on… until I didn’t. Just when I thought I was ahead of the mystery, the narrati...

Hotel Melancolie is one of those short horror experiences that sticks with you longer than you expect. It drops you in Room 9 with zero explanation and just lets the hotel slowly get under your skin. The looping corridor seems simple at first, but every time you step through that door, something shifts in a way that makes you second guess what you just saw. The game doesn’t rely on loud jump scares. It plays with small details, audio cues, and unsettling changes that build tension without ever yelling i...