Same hotel. Another night.
Mysterious Hotel
A horror spot-the-difference game on a hotel's night shift. Learn how every room looks on a normal night, then find the anomaly: what moved, turned, went missing or appeared from nowhere.
The shift
How a night goes
Not jump scares: attention. The hotel is the same every night, except for one thing.
Learn the normal
The shift starts at the reception. Check cards show what each area looks like when nothing is wrong.
Walk the tour
Walk the reception, the corridor and rooms 101, 102 and 103. Something may have moved, turned, gone missing or appeared from nowhere.
Make the call
Aim at what changed and report it. When you are sure nothing else has changed, complete the tour. After the first night, a missed change or a wrong call can end the shift.
The casebook. Every event you catch is written in; the ones you miss keep their answer hidden.
Turkish and English. The whole game in both; switch any time in the settings.
Plays offline. No connection needed to play, only to buy or restore the full game or to watch an optional ad; your progress stays on your device.
Easy to read. Text size 100, 125 and 150 percent; the layout fits your phone's shape and notch.
Reduced scares. A setting that softens the startling moments.
The first two nights are free. The other six unlock with one one-time purchase, or open a single night by watching two short ads. No forced ads, no subscription.
From the game
Frames from a shift
Questions
Before your first shift
What kind of game is Mysterious Hotel?
A horror anomaly game and a scary take on spot the difference. You work the night shift in a quiet hotel, learn how the reception, the corridor and three guest rooms look on a normal night, then find what has changed.
Is it free?
The first two nights are free. One one-time purchase unlocks the other six nights, or you can watch two short ads to open a single night. Ads are optional and never forced, and there is no subscription.
Does it play offline?
Yes. You need a connection only to buy or restore the full game, or to watch an optional ad. Your progress stays on your device.
How scary is it?
It builds tension instead of showing gore: shadows, a figure at the window, things that should not be there. There is no violence or blood. It is made for players 13 and over, and a reduced scares setting softens the startling moments.
Which devices and languages?
iPhone, iPad and Android, in landscape. The whole game is in English and Turkish.
When is it out?
It is out now, on the App Store and Google Play.
How do I contact you?
Write to info@codixus.com.
The hotel is waiting.
The night shift starts soon. The game is on the App Store and Google Play.