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2017-03-23Fixed a bug that caused problems when new game command was used in the Turkish version.
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Elven Workshop / Mar 20, 2017 / Adventure, Indie, RPG
What would you do if the hotel you checked in for the night turned into a death trap? Hotel Anatolia is a short, terrifying horror game which is about a man trying to run away from his past.
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Fixed a bug that caused problems when new game command was used in the Turkish version.
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61% positive, 87 reviews
Great looking game, sound & atmosphere were amazing. The puzzles were super easy and not too difficult but the game kept bugging out, crashing and things didn't always work properly. I can't fully recommend it, but, maybe try it on sale and go in with low expectations or just skip and try anything else.. I'd skip if I could go back in time.
2 found this helpful, 2026-09-11
This is a game that sells itself on decisions affecting the story but in all reality there's only 2 binary paths good and evil and the whole game and both endings can be achieved in like 30 minutes. There's 0 buildup to who the protagonist or his wife are, so why should I care about them? The hotel itself is given such a barebones nothing explanation, who is this maniac who saved the owner, what is this "spiritual...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-17
Hotel Anatolia is a short psychological horror adventure built around isolation, mystery, disturbing imagery, and choices that can shape the direction of the story. Developed and published by Elven Workshop, the game follows Aras, a traveler who arrives at Hotel Anatolia with his wife after a tiring journey. What initially appears to be an ordinary overnight stay quickly collapses into a nightmare when Aras awakens...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-03
It's a great game with an excellent story and multiple endings to discover. It's a bit short, but the story is incredibly deep, and every decision we make affects the ending—I really loved it
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-30