The Game has been tested!

 This game is quite a bit more complex than the last game I made, in fact, I was worried I wouldn't actually be able to finish. Alas, I managed. The game is now complete! 

I have spent a lot of time playing through the different aspects of the game, and I can confidently say I have found zero bugs.

All audio, except for one, is present in the game. I decided to cut the paper-shifting sound as I found no use for it in the end.

The game contains dozens of objects, several of which can be interacted with.

My next post will be a sound byte from the game.

And of course, here is the link to the game: Mysterious Hotel

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