很怀念小时候玩的这款破解游戏，特来补个票，隐约记得曾今还被这游戏的三层结局震撼过~！

至于大量差评吐槽的miss，丢失命中率问题，个人没什么大的感觉，毕竟可能大家玩的“伪概率”判定游戏玩多了，觉得只要高概率基本就不会空，甚至连空，我倒是觉得包含95%连空都能接受。
本来不接是霉运集中那点罢了，加之过于早期的游戏了，设计粗糙点正常，更没考虑过现在“真概率”给部分玩家带来的差体验，而"伪概率"更适合当下主流游戏的概率玩法~！

毕竟伪概率有一定的代偿逻辑设计~！真概率也只是相对的~！何况概率这个东西，说玄点，不存在真，一直都是有误差的概率，因为它是拿大量数据来堆与测算的~！就类似鸡生蛋，蛋生鸡一样~！

不过心里话：这个概率是有点真-伪的感觉，在真概率的基础上下调感，不是在真概率的基础上代偿上调~！

另外：有个bug，盆栽里无法回收到木料，所以木料类制作升级与武器很难升级

A pretty fun little game with different endings to the story based on how well you explore.

The game is all about exploring the 100 levels of the hotel, and each of the three rooms on each level. The stairwell, and the rooms to the left and right of it. The top floor, 100, and the bottom floor 1, have only a single room each, meaning you have about 296 rooms you can make your way through on each play through of the game. Each room is heavily randomised, sometimes having tons of supplies in completely undefended rooms, sometimes having no supplies at all in rooms with enemies, or locked rooms.

I found this to be somewhat annoying. I would like for there to be some kind of play off for the risk, or the usage of a rare item/one that costs quite a lot of resources to craft, but I suppose this wouldn't be a true 'roguelike' if they did that.

The visuals are alright, it being sort of hand drawn is charming, and the game is ten years old at this point. The music and sound effects are good. The only thing in that area I found lacking were the voices of the humans, and mainly the protagonist. I do not think that any of them did a very good job, but that is just my opinion.

In each of the different rooms there is a chance of a special event occurring, finding a random collectable note, or of an enemy spawning. As you go down the stairs, tougher enemies will spawn. If you are having a tough time with them you can just back up and leave the room, but often times you can get extremely unlucky and have one of the strongest enemies spawn right in the stairwell, blocking your path.

You have two main things you have to keep an eye on, food and health. Health is pretty simple, take damage, lose health. Food is a bit more complex. Each time you go up or down a floor, use the elevator, or walk into a side room, your food will go down by one. At the end of the evening when you get to the bottom and escape, your guy will have eaten more food than several competitive eaters. However, food can also be exchanged for health by sleeping in your bed in the top floor. I found that upgrading the kitchen to max and hoarding all of the ingredient type food, to make proper meals later, was an extremely useful tactic. However, this game is completely random with what items you get when, and this is not always possible.

The combat system is, interesting. I don't really see how you could quite get to the levels you need to increase your stats to use end game, high level workshop weapons, while also making sure you hit the enemy. Enemies can be struck in three places: the limbs, the body, and the head. Obviously, this goes from less damage, to more damage, at the expense of accuracy. I always pump up accuracy to around 15-20 so that you can reliably hit the body on most end game enemies,and the heads of starting foes, but that then stops you from using a lot of the high tier, crafted, super high stat required weapons. I guess the trade off is massive damage but a very tiny chance to hit?

I just wish this could have been explained better in the very bare bones tutorial. But, to be fair, there really isn't much else going on in the game besides crafting.

I got a decent amount of time out of this game, but I also did a ton of achievement hunting. If you are a fan of playing through a game over and over again, seeing if you can keep doing better, or keep unlocking all of the achievements, this is for you. But I will be honest, the game is not very long at all. I have about 80% of the achievements unlocked, including all of the special endings (I completed the game four times), and I only have about 6 hours. The extra time came from my leaving the game on not realising I would be AFK for longer than intended.

Considering that this game goes on sale for 90% off pretty regularly, and that on sale for that price it is only $1.30 CAD, I would recommend this game.