Mom’s Hotel
About Mom’s Hotel
Mom’s Hotel is a short horror game revolving around Claire, a traveler who, unfortunately, had her car broken down at night. She accepted the help of a stranger and was taken to a roadside hotel. From here, a mysterious journey begins.
Mom’s Hotel’s Story and Gameplay Structure
In Mom’s Hotel, you can follow a linear event flow, where the story unfolds through each hallway and room. Players will explore the rooms, observe and interact with surrounding objects to gradually reveal the story.
The game has no side goals or optional maps. All elements focus on the main storyline, helping you to complete the game in just one continuous play session without being distracted.
Mom’s Hotel Highlights
- You can explore each room in a set order, with a limited range of movement.
- Objects in the room are interactive, and each action triggers pre-set events.
- Sounds and lights change constantly to signal the story's progression.
- Characters appear as narrators, helping you better understand Claire's situation.
- The ending has a key choice that determines the final fate.
Choices and endings
Most of Mom's Hotel's progression is quite linear, but in the final minutes, you can make an important decision. Claire will choose to flee the hotel or stay. This is the turning point that creates two different endings. Although this choice does not change what happened before, you can completely replay to fully experience both endings.
Fast, accessible, and replayable experience
With its short length, Mom's Hotel is suitable for those who want a complete experience in just one night. You can easily replay the last part or the whole game to discover different endings. Thanks to the simple mechanics, even beginners can quickly get used to and complete the game.
Mom's Hotel gameplay guide
The gameplay of Mom's Hotel is quite simple and accessible, suitable for beginners to the horror genre.
- Explore the hallways and rooms: you can move through each room in order. Some rooms are locked, forcing you to find keys or events to open them.
- Interact with objects: any object in the room can be a clue. When you click on it, you will trigger a dialogue, sound, or short movie scene.
- Monitor sound and light: you can recognize the plot development through changes in light and sound. A flashing light bulb, a creaking door... are all signals you should not ignore.
- Meet the characters: as you explore, you can interact with supporting characters, all of whom are directly related to the plot.
- Make the final choice: at the end, you can choose to run away or stay in the hotel. Each choice will lead to a different ending.
