Witch 4 Hotel

The Plot

The story kicks off with two sisters, Chelsea and Melissa, who inherit some cash and decide that buying a haunted hotel is a good idea. (Pro tip: Always check for ghosts before signing a real estate deal.) As they soon discover, this hotel is more than just a fixer-upper—it’s filled with ghosts and strange time rifts. The twist? The sisters are separated by time, with one stuck in the past and the other dealing with the aftermath in the future. Decisions made by one sister affect the fate of the other, which means every choice is a bit of a gamble. This isn’t just a “choose-your-own-adventure” but rather a “screw-up-your-sister’s-future” adventure.

Gameplay

The core mechanics of Witch 4: Hotel mix puzzle-solving, horror, and adventure elements. You’ll be dodging traps, solving riddles, and, of course, dealing with the hotel’s less-than-friendly ghost residents. But here’s where things get interesting: instead of just fighting off these restless spirits, you can either try to “tame” them or… give in to darker temptations. Yep, you read that right. Want to become a ghost-whisperer, or would you rather let your desires lead the way? The choice is yours, and your decisions shape the story’s ending. Multiple playthroughs are definitely encouraged because who doesn’t love messing with time and morality?

Visuals and Atmosphere

The game’s anime-inspired visuals are beautiful yet eerie, giving it a unique aesthetic that contrasts nicely with the dark, haunted hotel setting. Sound design cranks up the tension, and while there aren’t too many jump scares, the slow-burn atmosphere will leave you constantly on edge. Just be warned: if you’re squeamish about dark hallways and ghostly whispers, this game is not going to be your safe space.

What Sets Witch 4: Hotel Apart?

One of the most interesting features of Witch 4: Hotel is how it deals with its ghosts. They’re not just random enemies you defeat; they have backstories, motivations, and, of course, creepy plans for you. You can choose to explore these stories or simply focus on surviving. But beware: the choices you make not only affect the endgame but also the morality of your character. Want to be the hero who frees the haunted hotel, or are you more curious about what happens if you let your darker instincts take over? You might regret the latter—but only after it’s too late.

Who’s This Game For?

Witch 4: Hotel is perfect for anyone who loves horror, puzzles, and narrative-driven games where choices matter. If you’ve ever wanted to play a game that combines time travel, ghost stories, and the option to really mess things up, this is it. Fans of psychological horror and slow-burn narratives will particularly enjoy how each choice feels weighty and important.