However mysteriously enough she was never found.

Despite the father's actions of looking for his daughter throughout the night, she was never found, and then the police got a mysterious letter telling them where they could find the girl's body. In the hotel back then a man and his daughter had visited it, and during the night the girl disappeared. Kyle Hyde's job from Ed Vincent in Hotel Dusk is two find two items: a 'magazine' and a 'red box', but as expected on his journey he runs into a case and two, one of them from 10 years ago. There are many mysteries about Hotel Dusk and it's connections to Bradley and the final answer beyond the events that connect most of these things - the last thread that Kyle has to pull, so to say, is quite neatly laid out. According to Kyle, Bradley had a sister named Mila and that Bradley was wearing the very same bracelet the silver-haired girl is wearing. Kyle saw Mila walking next to the road about a hour away and she got a ride from a man named Jeff to Hotel Dusk which seems to be Mila's destination. All these characters hold deep secrets in them and it's Kyle's plan to expose them - as he feels that it all points to Bradley. There's als the staff personnel of Hotel Dusk. A blonde young man named Jeff Angel who Kyle exposes hard in the game, a beautiful woman named Iris, the genius writer Martin Summer who'd written only one relevant book in his life, and a silver-haired girl who is unable to speak appears and she wears a bracelet with the name Mila on it. There's a rude young girl named Melissa who lives with her father Kevin. The story of Hotel Dusk: Room 215 is spent in exposing all the mysterious coincidences of the Hotel's current guests and everyone in it. This is the key for our main character to stay in Hotel Dusk to unravel the mysteries within it & find hints towards Bradley's whereabouts. Smith claims that a tall, thin, blond man, who sounds like Bradley according to Kyle, came to the hotel once six months prior and called himself Kyle Hyde. There is also another type of history that the hotel has a man who belonged to a criminal organisation used it as some kind of place for getting packages. Smith tells that Room 215 has a weird history to it it's a room where wishes come true, and he also happens to mention that he has named all the rooms like a child would name their barbie dolls. Kyle (as well as many other characters in the game) keep calling the hotel owned by a man named Dunning Smith a ' dump' constantly, but he registers for Room 215 regardless. Kyle's slightly obsessed about finding the man even though he does it only to make himself feel better about what he'd done (shoot Bradley whom he knows) and to learn the truth about what Bradley had done as he still doesn't understand Bradley's motivations. Kyle mentions that he'll be doing this type of work until he finally finds Bradley as he begins his journey because of him - throughout the story, especially at the end of each chapter, Kyle thinks of Bradley in rather unrealistic ways. The company of Ed's does a little bit of side work of finding things that are hidden than just selling items however, and this time Ed has a job for Kyle at a building named Hotel Dusk. Kyle Hyde, a man who quit the police force three years before the start of this story works as a salesman under a man named Ed Vincent who happens to be the friend of Kyle's late father (note: Understanding Kyle's father's fate is the main plot point of the sequel The Last Window: Secret of Cape West) and the boss of a company called Red Crown. I reviewed its sequel Last Window a while back and decided to get on the first game as well as I was actually impressed by how cozy the story felt, in fact Last Window is one of the better DS to 3DS games I've played. Hotel Dusk was developed by Cing on Nintendo DS before the company went bankrupt in 2010. Hotel Dusk: Room 215 (2007), much like its sequel Last Window: The Secret of Cape West (2010), is an investigation point-and-click adventure and mystery game that is half somewhat sluggy and limited 3D gameplay consisting of mostly moving forward with very limited camera angles, and other half of it is visual novel styled gameplay with rotoscoped character models that honestly look great. The man who shot the gun wakes up to learn that this time his experience was but a dream. The man gets up while shaken and angry, and decides to head somewhere where he takes up his gun and shoots up Bradley.

In the police HQ a man gets a phone call which has to do about a person named Bradley. 'Two souls but a single thought, two hearts that beat as one.'įriday, New York.

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