The Lotus Holidays

*2 minutes in* Oh, it's a 5-day thing and more of an interactive storybook with differing results depending on your choices. Not sure I'll like it as much as Mango. *15 minutes later* I WILL DIE FOR LEMON AND UNCOVER WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE NO MATTER WHAT

If you're expecting something like Mango in this game, I can tell you that it's little different. The game isn't as trippy as hell as Mango. However, the author brought other ways to instigate the player. The style is still present in the game, which I think is really cool. I recommend it, but I expected more psychedelia. 7/10.

Sigh...This could have been a really cool game, but the forced adherence to the story ruin it. Things you can choose(like opening a door that's unlocked) can suddenly be prevented in order to keep you from straying from the story route the game makes you follow. There are choices, but only within a very tiny, prescribed template. It gets REALLY old hearing you can't open a door or that you can't pick up an object right in front of you that you could have if you had made the "correct" choices earlier in the game. So sad..

Segundo juego de Sad Mask party. Si te gustan los juegos surrealistas y narrativos para un jugador, te va a gustar. En Lotus Holidays pasas 5 días atrapado en un centro de spa y bienestar en el que cada día vas investigando el complejo e interactuando con los personajes. De alguna manera les acabas cogiendo cierto cariño por lo extraño y loco que se vuelve todo ya que puedes sacar de 1 a 7 finales en los que tu experiencia puede pasar a ser un first person shooter, una aventura de detectives o un dating sim. Corto y baratillo. Juegazo memorable si me preguntas PD: Carlos for the win

I was looking forward to weirdness after their last piece "Mango" and this doesn't disappoint. Feels a bit like a Visual Novel, but it's a walkabout, which gets me more involved in the story. The mannequin figures make it seem more surreal which enhances a story that has a layer of unreality.