Recent reviews by Pingu510

The bum doing ninja dodges was kinda funny

Controls were kinda broken, employee was creepy af and would not be assigned to anything
Just generally feels like another quickly put together clone, i'd say early beta development

Played the demo so 2hrs playtime upon writing this, not sure why there are 2 versions. It's good but 2hrs in and I wonder if I have seen all the content already.

You clean the rooms, add stuff and the price for the room goes up, rent out the rooms and clean again after they leave. You can order drinks, ice cream, food etc for vending machines and a food bar. You need to keep it stocked, collect the money and clean the dishes.

The game has a good Idea with good foundation work and I see it's potential but I'm not really seeing where I can progress. There is no rating for the rooms or the hotel and nothing to work towards except earning more money. Customers don't really care if there are waiting times, if I only serve beef or if I rent them a dirty room.
I feel a reputation system is needed, think like this: Starting with garbage bed > cheep bed > comfy > premium. And incoming customers could change depending on reputation.

Demo was listed as multiplayer and Prologue as singleplayer. As single player there needs to be possible to hire staff, or maybe to upgrade to self-checkouts etc.

It's cheap but very short, and long cutscenes with 3 major "puzzles" and sadly contains the worst elements from the series. The timed beginning made me want to quit and the only fun part was the blind guiding one. Go play the others in the series instead!

TL/DR Mostly made for fans, others might find it lacking. Lot's of content but at the same time empty.

This is a nice little adventure to spend some time in, it very detailed and you can see a lot of effort went into this. It's fun to look around and do small quests but the puzzles and camps gets a bit dull so it's best enjoyed in "shorter" sittings, this is not something I can find myself playing for a whole day.
The combat is nice, feels responsive and has some challenging elements but its mostly who can shoot the most spells the fastest.


Your character is a blank slate, there is no background at all. It seems like you just popped out of the ground one day.
You enter Hogwarts as a new student but besides looking around there is not a whole lot to do. For example: you can enter the common room but there is no one to interact with. Even if you go to the bedroom at night no one is there sleeping. If there is a quest at night there are prefects everywhere, as soon as the quest is over they just vanish.
The first lesson you go to (Charms) gets your hopes up about the rest of the classes, but your hopes is quickly dashed. They just give you a bunch of fetch quests and a quick cutsceene (which your character might be in, if your lucky). Not even with Potions did they manage to create something interesting.

The main story is alright, fairly interesting but I haven't really focused on it tbh. House rivalry doesn't seem to exist, I don't think your house matters and my choices doesn't seem to affect anything (yet). As a Slytherin I find my goody two shoes attitude who helps everyone without any real benefit for myself absurd.

Side characters: There are some fellow students who have reoccurring roles, there is some quests spread out but it's hard to care about them since you don't really know them at all. You can't talk to them unless it's their character quest.

Simply put, The Hogwarts and character parts had a lot of potential which is missed. Don't get me wrong, I still like the game but it's missing a lot that could have raised my personal score. Mind that it could get better since I am only at autumn, but it is a really slow start in that case.

Not as diverse as Viscera Cleanup Detail but still a chill game to relax with

Has good storytelling and puzzles, the only thing dragging it down a bit is the slow walk/sprint speed. Takes ages to move when you just want to get from point A to B.

10/10 would spam pet cat again!

But seriously tho, if you have a few hours to spend it's a fun chill, gore filled game. After a couple hours you will have maxed everything and can put it down since it get's quite repetitive after a while. But for the price it's a clear worth for a nights entertainment.

It has a fair amount of bugs to work out and the controls needs a bit of improvement. Still a nice game to try while waiting for full version.
I vote negative because as of right now I don't see that it deserves a "Very Positive" rating and since I frankly don't want to play the game in the current state. Give it a few updates and I'm sure most issues will be fixed.

A very good experience, great environments, nice mechanics, puzzles not too hard, not too easy. Perfect for relaxing a couple of hours, took me 4 hours to beat the game and get the achievements at a relaxed pace.

PREVIOUS:
It throws me off that the word being translated is not shown. What if I don't know what i'm clicking on?

Like at the desk, is it the screen/mouse/keyboard/speakers I'm clicking on, no they are all "computer". Which I had to lookup outside of the game to actually make sure.
Is it a generic shoe or a sneaker? Is it pants or jeans? Is it a bottle or whats in the bottle? I don't know.

Maybe it's good practice for expanding your existing vocabulary, but for a new language? No.


AFTER REPLY FROM DEV:
Double clicking and using ctrl helped a lot, and you can set the user language in settings to get the right words from all the languages (I'm guessing the ones there is a DLC for at least).
I still don't think this should be a single resource for learning but as a vocab help it's fine.

The tips could have been implemented better, I did skim them earlier when I just started the game but they had seemingly no end so I just ended up ignoring them. I don't think it's the right place to introduce core gameplay mechanics.