The Secret of Hollywood Motel 9+

Good point and click but don’t buy hints

If you like point and clicks you’ll like this one. I paid for unlimited hints and am not too happy that the hints are like “go to S23 and solve the puzzle.” Only pay for hints if you want to support the developer - not for actual hints.

Developer Response ,

Hello!
Per your feedback, we are working on additional hints for the puzzles, so when you zoom to the puzzle, there will be a button that will guide you on solving the zoom puzzles.
Appreciate your feedback, and we will be pushing to expedite this update in the next few weeks!
Midnight Adventures

Great escape puzzle adventure

I do not understand the negative reviews for this game. The puzzles were challenging but still intuitive. The game makes notes for you so there is no need for a pen and paper. There is a bit and back and forth but most locations branch off from one main locale.
I live for escape games and this one (and the others from this developer) are a welcome diversion. The graphics are fine, no lag, and the length is much longer than many games ( a few hours of good solid distraction).
I truly feel that this game lines up right with this developers other releases, maybe a bit better even.
Please keep them coming.
Note to the developer: thank you for offering a free option/trial. I love to try a game first to see if I like the game. Due to the free trials that you offered, I have fully purchased every game that you have offered, even though I could have gotten by with the free version.

A bit disappointing and boring.

You know something is amiss, when you approach the motel door at the beginning, and to enter you need to press 4 buttons in sequence, but there’s nothing beforehand that you have to work out, to find out how to do so. So to enter, you either fork out the $4.99 for unlimited hints, or watch a 30 second ad. Not a great way to bring a person into the game. That’s the main problem of this game, random mini-games thrown at you, with no rhyme or reason on how to accomplish them. Walking through many endless hallways with little to no eye-candy, leads to quite a bit of boredom. With that said, the graphics are good, but not as spectacular as some Developer’s games in the genre. The mid point of this game (35 out of 72 total screens), which is a rather small game, the message comes up, pay $4.99 or the game ends. I ended it. If the game had been more enthralling, I would have had no problem paying, but this turned out to be a bit of a waste.