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About Drosoph Hotel

Drosoph Hotel combines Survival Horror and Manager Simulator modes. You can play as guests trying to survive the hotel or manage it by building rooms, frightening guests and fighting heroes.

The story

The story begins in The Pines, once a town of great prosperity and beauty. A series of intense, unexplained fires changed its fortunes, earning it the name “Orange Pines.” One fire destroyed The Pines Grand Hotel, and newspapers blamed concierge John Pinghundred. Rumors, however, connected the events to the pagan god Anku, whom the townspeople both feared and worshiped; his followers called him the protector of the human race.

Survive the hotel

Horrors trap people inside The Pines Grand Hotel. You control Chris Dorsett, Lizzy Mander and John Vendel, each following a different path as they try to survive and uncover the hotel’s mysteries. Chris is not a fighter, so you must rely on stealth; Lizzy can see ethereal things others cannot; and John, a soldier, tries to rescue as many people as possible.

Manage the hotel

As the hotel manager, you build rooms, scare guests, summon ghosts, create monsters and fight against seven different heroes. The heroes visit every full moon to try to eliminate your ghosts and monsters, which you can control to attack them. John Pinghundred cannot be scared or hurt: he cleans rooms and disarms traps, making them less frightening to guests.

You can build up to 22 different rooms, each with traps that defy logic, and frighten guests by turning off lights, moving objects, closing doors and using other methods. Collect ghosts, create and control nine monsters with different powers and combat styles, and assemble a zombie army. Rooms can be remodeled across three levels of creepiness, and the mode can be played in Survival or Endless time.

Frequently asked questions

Buy Drosoph Hotel 87% cheaper than on Steam.

Drosoph Hotel is available for 87% less in shops such as Kinguin, Eneba, or GameBoost.

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