Love text-based games and escape rooms? Then you need to check out Escape Protocol: Hospital, a new text adventure title with multiple endings.
As described by the Steam listing, in this game, you “awaken in an abandoned hospital with only your wits to guide you. Navigate eerie corridors, solve challenging puzzles, and uncover hidden secrets as you piece together the mystery lurking within.”
Below is a list of features taken from the game’s Steam store page.
- Dual Command Interfaces:
- Hospital Navigation: Roam the eerie corridors using classic text-adventure commands like look, go, get, and use. Every command reveals hidden details and unlocks new areas of the hospital.
- Computer Terminal: When it’s time to access the deeper secrets, the hospital’s computer system becomes your gateway. Use authentic commands to sift through system logs and unveil the hidden truth.
- A Haunting Atmosphere:
Immerse yourself in a world steeped in horror and suspense. Creatures in the dark hallways and subtle ambient sounds intensify each moment.- Intricate Puzzle Solving:
The hospital is filled with carefully crafted puzzle that demands both logic and intuition. Piece together clues scattered across the hospital and within its computer terminals to gradually reveal the dark history behind your predicament.- Multiple Endings:
Your decisions shape your destiny. With multiple outcomes, the elusive true ending is the most difficult to discover.- Hidden Secrets and Easter Eggs:
Meticulous exploration rewards the observant. Discover concealed details and an easter egg audio clip—a special song playable on demand—for those who dive deep into every corner of this eerie world.- Arachnophobia Mode:
To accommodate those who prefer to avoid encounters with eight-legged terrors, an optional mode is available from the start screen.
Escape Protocol: Hospital blends text adventure gameplay with backing visuals
The game is available now on Steam at 33% off until June 7th. It’s the price of three cups of coffee (or two if your local cafe is expensive!)
If you love horror interactive fiction, we also recommend checking out the recently released tech-noir narrative game, Decade, which we’ve covered here.
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