FOBIA - St. Dinfna Hotel

FOBIA - St. Dinfna Hotel is a first-person psychological horror game where the investigation leads to an old hotel. Journalist Roberto takes on a complicated case from which it is not so easy to get out. The hotel is run by sectarians who combine religion with science. They engage in genetic modifications and experiments on the body and soul in order to get into other realities. Ordinary rooms serve as passages to strange places. Puzzles are built around objects and notes, and the solutions are often hidden in the details. The camera and light help you see what is not obvious. It’s better to avoid opponents and save your ammo. The hotel is divided into floors with different furnishings, and some doors open later. Notes and photographs add up to the history of the sect. Combination locks require you to return to previously noticed clues. The sound of footsteps along the corridor works better than any jump scare. The hotel remembers its previous guests, and the records explain what happened here. Keys and cards open the closed wings of the building. Chases in narrow corridors end badly, so it’s better not to run. The mood is based on silence and the feeling that there is someone behind you. Some of the puzzles require you to remember the location of objects. There are few weapons, so a fight is almost always disadvantageous. Tapes with recordings explain what happened to the guests. Some of the rooms look intact, but the furnishings in them are deceiving. The film for photographs runs out quickly, so they rarely take photographs. The game is suitable for anyone who loves investigations in dark settings.