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Horror Hotel (1985, C64)

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First published at 19:44 UTC on October 8th, 2021.

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Horror Hotel is a text-adventure developed and released by Dutch company Radarsoft. As far as I know, it was only released in Dutch language. There is a 1988 PC game of the same name by the same author which is also a text-only adventure. It seems t…

You play an unnamed adventurer who gets captured by the (former) vampire Dr. A. Cula. You got knocked out and regain consciousness in a broom closet of a hotel. There is a curse on the hotel, however, so you cannot leave. As Dr. Cula appears to be up to no good, your goal is to kill Dr. Cula and lift the curse.

The game is text only, but it has some helpful displays. In the upper left corner of the screen, you see a small map of all screens you have discovered for each floor of the hotel. In the upper right corner, all visible exits are displayed, as well as an index if there is a portable object.
The game runs in real-time and has a time limit to complete. A constantly running counter is displayed on screen. If the timer is below a certain number, Dr. Cula will search the hotel for you.

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