- September 1, 2023
- Interflix Media
- 3h median play time
The Isle Tide Hotel
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About
In "The Isle Tide Hotel," become a detective and explore a mysterious hotel to infiltrate a cult and save your missing daughter. With an award-winning cast, every decision counts as you gather clues and question guests. The hotel is only open three nights every three years, adding urgency to your quest, as you uncover hidden lore, side quests, and navigate a branching narrative with multiple endings.









- The game features an intriguing story with multiple plot twists that encourage replayability.
- The acting is generally well-received, with unique and likeable characters that enhance the experience.
- The ability to skip previously viewed scenes improves the pacing and makes achievement hunting more enjoyable.
- The pacing is very slow, with long pauses and drawn-out scenes that can lead to boredom.
- Some puzzles lack logical solutions and the door maze is particularly tedious and frustrating.
- The story has gaps and can be confusing, requiring multiple playthroughs to fully understand.
story
163 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "The Isle Tide Hotel" is described as intriguing yet convoluted, requiring multiple playthroughs to fully appreciate its depth and nuances. While some players found the plot engaging with unexpected twists, others criticized it for being confusing, poorly executed, and lacking coherence, often feeling rushed or underdeveloped. Overall, the narrative offers a mix of captivating elements and significant gaps, leaving players divided on its effectiveness.
“Excellent plot and its twists!”
“The story has a great deal of intrigue and some twists I didn’t expect on my first playthrough, which became all the more revealing in subsequent playthroughs.”
“Its captivating story, superb acting, and interactive gameplay make it a standout title in the genre.”
“The story was very weird and really didn't make much sense, but the acting was solid.”
“While it is visually beautiful (one of Wales' signatures), the story is confusing and loose, at best.”
“The dialogue makes little to no sense or is just completely over-the-top in a lot of the interactions, and the story is just not really coherent, or very good.”