My Peephole: Hotel Harborview
One room. One hole. One judgement. Watch the guests through your peephole, inspect their documents, dial the telephone, and judge who's normal and who's not. Do your job properly to avoid the demon's punishment.
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8 itemsAbout the Game
Welcome to Your Office
What began as a simple job application at the Harborview Hotel quickly twisted into something far darker. Your “manager” isn’t human. He’s a demon. Now you’re trapped in a suffocating office, forced to work as a receptionist. Disobedience isn’t an option. Survival depends on compliance.
The Job Description
The Harborview Hotel draws in guests from every walk of life. Through your peephole, documents, and phone calls, you must uncover the truth—who’s Normal, and who’s Abnormal
The Guests
The guests at Harborview Hotel are a peculiar bunch. It won’t be easy to tell what’s simply a harmless quirk and what’s a sign of something sinister. The demon is watching, so observe carefully. Failure could be fatal!
The Judgment
Every choice you make is judged. The demon holds a trial after each one, and all you can do is wait, hoping your judgment isn’t your last!
My Peephole is a linear psychological horror game that offers a good 60-120 minutes of unique immersive experience inspired by Papers, Please.
