You and your renowned partner James have been called to investigate a strange disturbance at a hotel, but the maid says the guests are all monsters. What’s happened here, and does she really mean that literally?
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Reviews at a Glance
Haunted Hotel: Eclipse
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Customer Reviews
Haunted Hotel: Eclipse is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
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jewel_43 from
Excellent!!
I absolutely loved this game..it ticks all the boxes for me!
The game was fairly long which is how I like them (especially when they are so enthralling as this one). The characters in the game (apart from the vampires, werewolves and ghosts) were fairly realistic and the graphics were great ... colours were just ideal without being too garish. There were actually so many twists and turns that I confess I had to use the hint button quite a bit to help me on the way....I would have been lost without that. I am so glad that I decided to go ahead and buy the game even though the demo was not overly impressive.
This is the first game that I have bought by Elephant Games and if this one is anything to go by then the others should be just as good!
Date published: 2018-01-27
Rated 5 out of
5
by
BooksandGameFan from
Vampire, werewolfs, & ghosts, Oh My!
I Loved this game. I played the whole game some time ago. The game itself was spooky but not ugly and decrepit, nor covered with bugs. It deals with my favorites vampires, werewolfs and ghosts! Haunted Hotel: Eclipse is a great example of what Elephant games does perfectly, programming mastery. Playing at the Casual level, the player can get very specific hints from the Hint button, such as "Give the hazelnuts to the animal in the backyard tree," to complete a task. That saves the player from searching the Strategy Guide or paging through a Walk through and most importantly it keeps me from having to keep clicking my mouse all over the place which causes great pain to my neck and shoulder Yay! The story is compelling. You are a detective. You and your Sherlock Holmes type partner James are asked to solve the mystery of a hotel which has served alternately as the headquarters of one of two mysterious societies. The groups battle every 13 years on Halloween during an eclipse, and this is the year! The story is great, and all the puzzles are fun. Naturally, this includes a good Journal and a Skip button. I would recommend this highly at full price but with today's 2.99 special it's more then worthy it's a steal!
Date published: 2015-10-20
Rated 5 out of
5
by
MAG57 from
A good game
This was a long game, finally get what we pay for. A nice mix of mini games and hidden object games. the H.O. games were fun, not like the newer varieties. I had a little trouble remembering where all the rooms were, so I made my own little map. I don't like games with maps in general, I enjoy a game better that I have to move around in. I had to go to the walkthrough for a little help now and then, that is okay.
Date published: 2014-11-07
Rated 5 out of
5
by
denniann2 from
another great haunted hotel game
i enjoyed this one as much as the other ones. played in casual, low sound. hints/skips charge quickly. it has a diary and an interactive map. the map shows where you are and the places that you need to be for your next task. sometimes you need to check for the arrows on the map. i missed a few and then realized that i just needed to follow them. the map is needed because of a lot of back and forth. i had to cheat a few times and go to the walkthrough. i couldn't figure out where to go even though the hint told me. great hint system. sequel....probably.
Date published: 2013-11-30
Rated 5 out of
5
by
missgranny from
Fun Game
review of trial, a very nice game, easy HOS games, excellent sound and graphics, was quite surprised by the quality of the game,the mini games were a refreshing change from the norm.Hint button recharges quickly. A must have for me.
Date published: 2013-11-17
Rated 5 out of
5
by
beanqueen from
great visual game
enjoyed the game ,fun puzzels combined with great graphics. extra play was a good length of play time and the features of the secret room extra play let you revisit some of the puzzels again. hats off to this game worth playing.
Date published: 2013-11-13
Rated 5 out of
5
by
ukbfgfan from
Enchanting!
Played this game straight through to the end and then played the bonus game. The map was useful and saved me using hints. I liked everything about it, music, narrative, graphics, HOPs and mini-games. Satisfying conclusion to the story.
Date published: 2013-11-09
Rated 5 out of
5
by
pennmom36 from
Reservations For A Haunting!
Everybody's dying to get a room in the Haunted Hotel. This is where the Journey ends for two sworn enemies who once were best friends! As you help your good friend James investigate the Haunted Hotel you uncover secret passages, hidden doors and monsters! Death is everywhere, vampires have been staked and magicians have met a similar fate, what is going on with this epic battle of the supernatural? The Elephant has given us another superior game with super sharp graphics and and a very intriguing story. Although the CE has morphs and monsters to collect this is still a superior SE with plenty of activities to hold your interest. You won't find a bunch of hidden object scenes but they are interactive and very well done. Most of the mini games are doable without even reading the instructions such as choosing which item is correct for clearing a path such as a bucket of water to put out a fire. Some of the games are new like answering questions given by a crystal ball and choosing the correct magic card for the answer. There is a very good interactive map that can be used to jump to different locations quickly which comes in handy due to the fact that there are a lot of back and forth activities and several rooms in the Haunted Hotel. I really would be hard pressed to find anything negative to say about this game. It is a very professional well produced game, enjoy!
Date published: 2013-11-08
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JustTheFacts from
CE Or SE? (Bonus Content Review)
BASED ON COMPLETED GAME
Many great reviews can be read in the CE thread, so I’ll concentrate here on the Bonus Content.
Briefly, this game is just about everything I could ask for. Amazing intro, beautiful graphics, classic story, great soundtrack and of course excellent gameplay with a balance of HOPs, puzzles, mini-games, and adventure. And I am glad to see a human partner, a la M. Dupin from the Dark Tales series, who might be described as cute (*cheeky grin*), but definitely not saccharine.
As you’d expect from Elephant, the game is put together very professionally. So you can anticipate a great game in either the Collector’s or Standard Editions.
*****Bonus Content Review *****
Bonus Chapter: While the main game ends abruptly, it also ends with finality. The extra chapter is a story that *could* follow from it, but certainly didn’t have to. The game took me a little over an hour to complete, but I was tired and skipped quite a few mini-games. The locations are half made up by revamped old locations, and 100% new ones. All the puzzles and HOPs are new.
Although the story was interesting and fun, I still got the feeling of it having been ‘tacked on’. There were errors in spelling etc. which you rarely see in Elephant games. And sometimes there wasn’t much justification for the actions the characters made. But enjoyable enough.
Gallery: Wallpapers, concept art, music.
Strategy Guide: Clear and well done without being exceptional. I would have preferred more screenshots with better detail.
Collectibles: These are morphing paintings and seriously cool. Not too hard to find, but I still managed to miss one.
Achievements: Standing on the mantel of a comfortable fireplace. The expected achievements and couple of odd ones.
Secret Room*: Without doubt the most appealing feature to come as a result of us crying, “different, give me different” in the forums.
POSSIBLE SPOILER
*This is where you find the replayable puzzles and HOPs. But there is a story to follow, and you must solve some puzzles in order to activate others. It’s like a real game in simpler form*
For my money, the CE extras are very much worth the extra money, but you still won’t be disappointed with the SE if you’re on a budget.
Date published: 2013-11-09
Rated 5 out of
5
by
dgbtrbgh from
What a surprise!
This is the best Haunted Hotel game yet! Everything about it was outstandingly refreshing. What a great game! What a good story! It's the best game I've played in quite a while.
Date published: 2013-11-10