The indie horror game Helios Hotel: The Night Shift is now available on Steam.

      Developer and publisher Rose Lane Games has revealed the release of their chapter-driven indie horror game, Helios Hotel: The Night Shift, on Steam for PC. Drawing inspiration from iconic horror and slasher movies like The Shining and Friday the 13th, this first-person, choose-your-own-adventure horror experience will guide players through their night shift as a receptionist at a peculiar hotel. Check out the new trailer below.

      As players take on the role of Rose, the new night-shift receptionist, they will initially perform a series of routine tasks. However, as the night unfolds, the ordinary events gradually become increasingly strange, ultimately revealing a much darker reality.

      The hotel's hallways and rooms create a disconcerting and claustrophobic environment while players complete their duties, and the guests present a bizarre collection of characters that will leave one questioning their intentions. The night staff also exhibit peculiar behaviors.

      Players will have the ability to make choices that influence character conversations and their progression through each chapter, leading to one of four distinct endings.

      Key features include:

      - An eerie and confined atmosphere that elevates tension.

      - First-person exploration that immerses players in the action.

      - Disturbing audio cues and a mix of jump scares to challenge players.

      - Weird and eccentric guests and staff members.

      - Simple tasks designed to both engage and unsettle players.

      - Specific actions will unlock achievements.

      - Choices that impact the outcome of conversations with others.

      - Four unique endings determined by player actions in each chapter.

      - Support for gamepads and controllers as well as keyboard and mouse.

      - Basic graphics settings suited for lower-end systems.

      - Compatible with Steam Deck.

      Helios Hotel: The Night Shift is now available on PC through Steam, featuring a 15% discount during its first week of release.