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My Peephole: Hotel Harborview

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86%Game Brain Score
graphics, story
gameplay, grinding
93% User Score Based on 43 reviews

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My Peephole: Hotel Harborview is a single player simulation game with a horror theme. It was developed by Limeless Studio and was released on October 23, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

In "My Peephole: Hotel Harborview," you play as a receptionist trapped in a sinister hotel managed by a demon. Using a peephole, documents, and phone calls, you must identify which guests are normal or abnormal while navigating a tense environment where disobedience is fatal. Every choice is judged, shaping your survival in this psychological horror experience.

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93%
Audience ScoreBased on 43 reviews
graphics5 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions

  • The game features brilliant writing with engaging dialogues and intriguing characters that keep players invested.
  • The atmosphere, visuals, and sound design are top-notch, creating a polished and immersive psychological horror experience.
  • It's an impressive effort from Arab developers, showcasing unique cultural elements and a fresh take on the horror genre.
  • The narrative has significant plot holes and feels incomplete, leaving players with many unanswered questions.
  • The game is relatively short and can become repetitive, especially with fixed character interactions and a lack of randomness.
  • The ending feels rushed and undeserved, lacking the buildup necessary to make it impactful.
  • graphics
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game have been praised for their top-notch quality, polished presentation, and unique art style that evokes nostalgia for the PS1 era. Players appreciate the atmospheric visuals and sound design, as well as the diverse character designs and interesting aesthetic elements, such as the VHS effects. Overall, the developers have made a strong impression with their first project, showcasing impressive graphics that enhance the gameplay experience.

    • “Presentation: the visuals and sound design are top-notch, creating a very polished and atmospheric experience.”
    • “It appears that this is the first project made and published by the developers; based on that, I think they did a really good job when it comes to game design and graphics.”
    • “The art style and sound design are amazing.”
    • “The game graphics are interesting; I'm obsessed with the cat!”
    • “It appears that this is the first project made and published by the developers. Based on that, I think they did a really good job when it comes to game design and graphics.”
    • “[b]+ graphics[/b]”
  • story
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story has received mixed feedback, with some players appreciating its psychological elements and character diversity, while others noted significant gaps that left them feeling disconnected or confused. Many enjoyed the tension and execution of the plot, but expressed a desire for more depth, additional storylines, and alternative endings to enhance the overall experience.

    • “For a shorter horror game, it had a good few scares, a compelling storyline, and a psychological aspect.”
    • “Loved the game; it was tense with good storytelling.”
    • “I'm a person who really enjoys a good plot, which was perfectly executed here!”
    • “There are significant gaps in the story that leave you feeling a bit lost.”
    • “Story was okay, but I felt detached from the main character and guests.”
    • “I wish there was more of a story or different endings to go through, and it actually had a full 7 days as you think from the lore.”
  • gameplay
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is generally well-received for its clever mechanics and engaging premise, drawing comparisons to "Papers, Please" with a more horror-oriented twist. However, some players feel it lacks depth and could benefit from more randomized elements to enhance replayability. Overall, while the basic mechanics are clear and enjoyable, there is room for improvement.

    • “The mechanics were clever, and overall this game is good but also has a lot of potential to improve.”
    • “Very fun and scary game that takes the same mechanics as 'Papers, Please' and makes it more creepy and intense. You play as a receptionist whose job is to decide who can be let in and who cannot.”
    • “Unlike 'Papers, Please', this game unfortunately doesn't dive deep into its mechanics, for example: the phone.”
    • “I wish it had randomized mechanics; the basic mechanics were overall clear.”
    • “The mechanics were clever and overall this game is good but also has a lot of potential to improve.”
  • atmosphere
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The atmosphere of the game is highly praised for its top-notch visuals and sound design, which create a polished and immersive psychological horror experience. Players appreciate the eerie ambiance and the intriguing discoveries that enhance their curiosity, while the old aesthetic reminiscent of the PS1 era adds to the overall enjoyment. The characters also contribute positively to the atmospheric depth.

    • “The visuals and sound design are top-notch, creating a very polished and atmospheric experience.”
    • “You'll be immersed in a terrifying psychological horror atmosphere, and your curiosity will be piqued every time you progress and discover strange things.”
    • “I like the atmosphere and the old aesthetic a lot that reminded me of the PS1 era.”
    • “The atmosphere feels flat and uninspired, lacking the depth needed to truly engage players.”
    • “Despite the game's potential, the atmosphere fails to evoke any real sense of tension or fear.”
    • “The world feels lifeless, and the lack of atmospheric detail makes exploration feel tedious.”
  • grinding
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the grinding aspect of the game tedious, particularly due to the need to reset an entire day after failing a judgment, which can lead to repetitive gameplay. While the aesthetic and video tapes are appreciated, the frequent resets can make the experience feel more like a "skipping simulator" than an engaging challenge.

    • “The game doesn't overstay its welcome, but when you fail a judgment, you have to reset the whole day, which gets tedious over time and just turns into a skipping simulator until you get to the point you failed. I loved the aesthetic, and the video tapes were interesting.”
    • “Grinding feels like a chore rather than a fun challenge, making the experience more frustrating than enjoyable.”
    • “The repetitive nature of grinding in this game quickly becomes monotonous, detracting from the overall enjoyment.”
  • humor
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is characterized by brilliant writing, with witty and bizarre dialogues that stand out as a highlight. Additionally, the cat character adds to the comedic elements, particularly in its amusing poses.

    • “Brilliant writing: the dialogues are a highlight—witty, funny, and bizarre.”
    • “The cat is funny when it is standing.”
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My Peephole: Hotel Harborview is a simulation game with horror theme.

My Peephole: Hotel Harborview is available on PC, Windows and PlayStation.

My Peephole: Hotel Harborview was released on October 23, 2025.

My Peephole: Hotel Harborview was developed by Limeless Studio.

My Peephole: Hotel Harborview has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its gameplay.

My Peephole: Hotel Harborview is a single player game.

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