Haunted Hotel II: Believe the Lies

Haunted Hotel II: Believe the Lies

Release: Haunted Hotel II Believe the Lies v1.05 2009 Specialbit Studio
Date: 01/04/2009

Travel to a haunted hotel and investigate a chain of mysterious disappearances.

A year has passed since the first encounter with the Haunted Hotel. Since then, a lone FBI agent has taken the case and discovered that the mystery is deeper than originally suspected. His investigation leads him to the Lonely Star, a Hotel with an
intriguing mystery surrounding it. Can our hero find out who is behind the disappearances and close the case once and for all?
Help the agent seek out the answers in his thrilling
investigation of Haunted Hotel 2!

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System Requirements:

S: Windows XP/Vista

CPU: 800 Mhz

RAM: 256 MB

DirectX: 8.0

Hard Drive: 186 MB

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A year after the events of the first game, the main character, an FBI detective, arrives at the front door of another mysterious hotel. Through a vague opening monologue, we learn that he’s investigating the hotel because he just “feels” that there’s something wrong with the place.

Gameplay involves searching various rooms for hidden objects on a list, such as tennis ball, oil can and balloon. Some items will be added to your inventory. Once you’ve found everything on the list, you’ll enter the investigation phase, where you have to figure out which object to click on to continue the adventure.

In addition to improved graphics, the mini-games are more varied as well. They can be skipped if the player chooses, which comes in handy if you don’t feel like completing certain puzzles. I found myself using the skip option for puzzles that could only be solved through trial and error, like deciphering a computer code or hacking a fuse box.
The game is also quite short, clocking in at a couple of hours. The list of items to find is different on subsequent play-throughs, but mini-game puzzle solutions seem to be the same each time. This coupled with the fact that so many items repeat in the first place, and replay value is limited.