The Isle Tide Hotel

Boring game and it has no meaning

It starts off strong but becomes predictable as it goes on. The game is short, which can be a positive if you're trying to see all the endings, on the other hand I didn't feel any connection to the characters, as the game doesn't explore its world enough. I wish they had done more with the world-building, because the characters ended up meaning nothing to me. I didn't feel like my choices had much consequence—maybe only two or three decisions actually determine which branch the story takes. There are better FMV games out there, so unless you have nothing else to play, I'd only recommend getting this one on sale.

Excruciatingly slow and boring. In the time I did play, nothing made me feel invested in the story, at all.

刚刷完第二遍，第一遍跟私家侦探硬闯后面放弃了，第二遍走选美线女儿是回来了但是杀了人。第三遍准备刷丹，30块钱非常值得买！

What the heck did I just play? Good end credits song, so I’ll recommend, I guess. Idk.

I just finished The Isle Tide Hotel after getting every single achievement, and I’m really glad I picked it up.This is one of the more ambitious and stylish FMV games I’ve played in recent years. The production quality stands out with its unique cinematography, great lighting, and a memorable hotel setting that feels like a mix of Wes Anderson and a mysterious cult retreat. The cast includes some familiar faces who deliver charismatic performances that really sell the eccentric characters. What I liked most is how branching and replayable it is. With 11+ endings and multiple major paths, the game encourages you to try different approaches and side with different people. The choices feel meaningful, and the story layers keep revealing new things on subsequent playthroughs. The writing can be sharp and witty at times, and the central mystery is intriguing. That said, some players may find the story confusing at first, as it can feel like random scenes assembled together. However, the more choices you make and the more you replay the game, the clearer it becomes. If you pay close attention to the details and dialogue, everything gradually comes together in a satisfying way. The acting may seem uneven in places at first, but there’s actually an interesting reason behind it that ties directly into the story’s themes. If you enjoy weird, experimental vibes and are willing to replay it to piece everything together, the game has a unique charm that grows on you. The achievements were satisfying to hunt and gave me a real sense of completion. Value note: I bought this as part of the 14-game MEGA FMV Bundle, and at that price it was absolutely worth it. The Isle Tide Hotel alone made the bundle a good deal for me. Verdict: If you enjoy story-heavy interactive movies with strong replay value, multiple endings, and a weird, stylish atmosphere, this one is worth playing — especially on sale or in a bundle. It’s not for everyone, but I’m glad I experienced it.