If you want a game were you solve mysterious, Hotel Dusk is the answer. The plot gets better and better after each mystery and makes you want to find out the ending. You hold you're DS side ways like a book and use the stylus to move around. The game is in black and white but never thought black and white can look so good. The games protagonist is Kyle Hyde, former member of NYPD, while their he was a Detective for the city, but left after he shoots his former partner Brian Bradley into the Hudson river, his body was never found and Hyde thinks that Bradley is still alive but where has he gone?(The game play takes 3 years after the Bradley accident). Now Hyde works for the Red Crown as a salesmen. Kyle ends up in a rundown hotel, called none other than Hotel Dusk. Kyle soon finds out that this hotel might be able to give him Whereabouts of Brian Bradley. Right from the start the mystery of the hotel and Bradley gets deeper, Kyle Hyde's name is already in the check in but six months before he even came. Kyle thinks it might be Bradley and wanted Kyle to end up at this Hotel. So Kyle does some searching of the hotel and it seems like the guest at the hotel also have secrets that you able to solve.
The Characters in Hotel Dusk are very unique and all are different. And they all have secrets that Kyle Hyde is able to depose whether they like it or not. There are a total of 10 people(that have a mystery in their hands), including the hotel owner. Some of the people are connected and others are completely independent. Some of their mysteries help Kyle get closer in solving the mystery of Bradley.
Kyle Hyde has solve some mysteries to save his life and it makes you to act fast and think quickly but this is only on the very end. It only take Kyle a day to solve all these mysteries(impressive huh?). The game is a great and a excellent mystery game. You hold the game like a novel because it is like reading a novel. The only bad part of the game, is when or if you get stuck in the game, it will take a while to get unstuck but it could be the easiest thing ever. And you would say i should of knew that. Well it made me say that. But other than that the game is filled with great things as well a good ending with a cute looking girl.
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