Hotel Renovator on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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Unleash your inner designer and renovate the hotel of your dreams! Embark on a makeover journey to turn this worn-out place into a successful getaway. Play with thousands of furniture pieces and accessories, and manage the hotel to get 5-star reviews!
Hotel Renovator is a simulation, adventure and design & illustration game
developed by Two Horizons
and published by Focus Entertainment.
Released on March 07th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 15 languages: English, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Czech, Polish, Russian, Spanish - Latin America, Ukrainian, German, French, Portuguese - Brazil, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 2,296 reviews of which 1,814 were positive and 482 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.6 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for less on Gamivo.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 (64 bits)
- Processor: AMD FX-4300 X4 / Intel Core i3-4130
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD AMD Radeon RX 560 / Geforce GTX 750 Ti - 4GB VRAM
- Storage: 60 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 30 FPS, 1920x1080 in low.
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There are different opinions on this game. All I can say is that I've been having a good time playing the sandbox mode, which still has quite a few story elements to it. I haven't encountered any bugs yet, and it runs perfectly fine on my mid-tier system. There are some things that keep the game from being, imo, the best that it could be, some relatively minor things and one major thing. The minor things include stuff like having a "recently used" option for quickly accessing flooring, wall and ceiling materials. There are so many of these that it's very easy to get confused as to which one you used. Also, a UI that was designed for mouse/keyboard would save an immense amount of time. Having it set up for controller is hugely unoptimized and somewhat frustrating given the many options that are available. And a search bar so you could type in "lamp" or whatever would seem like a minimum, yet isn't implemented. The major problem is how the game rates your work. You unlock new things to decorate with as you play, and everything is rated from 1 to 5 stars. Rooms are rated based on the average rating of the materials/furniture that you used. This means that if you want to win the game, you are somewhat restricted in what you can use, and you also have to go back to the early rooms and redecorate them no matter how beautiful you originally made them. There are much better metrics that could be used for this, including how many different items were placed and how long the player spent in the room (you don't necessarily have to tell the player how the ratings work). If the current system bothers you, don't buy the DLC because all of the stuff is rated 3 stars. Personally, I'm playing sandbox and don't care what my ratings are. Despite these issues, I'm having plenty of fun. If you are extremely picky, maybe wait for a sale.
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While I did enjoy my time playing this game, I found several aspects of it to be very, very annoying, almost to the point where I would want to give this game a negative review. I really like calm and chill games where you can renovate, or clean, or take things apart. You can do it at your own pace, put music on, or a video or a podcast, and just relax. I find it really soothing to just, paint and decorate a room. Don't ask me why. However, this game is constantly throwing a wrench into that. I will be in the middle of renovating the penthouse on the third floor, and for the 17th time, the power will go out. I will be refreshing the furniture in a room on the second floor, and the front entrance will flood, or a visitor will be too loud, or a random chicken will constantly destroy furniture, or even a ghost will appear! Ok, enough, STOP. Let me enjoy my game for at least 10-15 minutes before you throw a third ghost in a row at me! It doesn't help that this game is terribly optimised. Each floor is a new loading screen, every time. So to have to go from the third floor down to the second floor to take a look at a broken pipe, to them have to go to the ground floor and the basement to fix it, and to then have to go back to the second floor to clean up that room, and then finally back up to the third floor to keep working on the room I was fixing. It is just so much loading, and it is so slow and laggy when it does so. I have a pretty decent computer, I shouldn't be experiencing this sort of thing in a game where you paint walls and set up furniture. Other than that though, the game is fine. Just, fine. There is a bit of a story that was kind of cute, and most of the mechanics work as you would expect them to. I was kind of hoping for experience points and skill levels to improve your tools and abilities, but everything is unfortunately locked behind story progression. Just rush the story, fix the rooms for the main quest to unlock the better gear, and then go back. It saves so much time to have the vacuum and the dynamite, and the ability for you to designate rooms be automatically cleaned by house keeping. I wasted so much time going back from floor to floor, cleaning rooms to keep up a positive cash influx. I would recommend this game, but only if you have burned your way through all other games like it (House Renovator Simulator, Viscera Cleanup Detail, Ship Graveyard Simulator, Hardspace Shipbreaker, etc, etc.), and you can get it on a really, really good sale. It goes on sale for around 70% off, and I am so glad I got it on sale. I was able to 100% the game in under 20 hours. I don't really think, with all of the issues I mentioned, that it is worth $35 CAD. Wait for it to be at least $10 or below.
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Very cute game! If you love games like House Flipper, you'll absolutely adore this little gem. You get pretty good replayability out of it, cute little storyline. You get to repair, clean, and decorate old rooms in a hotel that you inherit, filled with interesting guests. Highly recommend!
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I 100% this game so I have some feedback. The most annoying bug for me was getting stuck in the elevator floor occasionally. Restarting the game often didn't immediately help and I had to do it a couple times. Another annoying bug is that when you paint the walls, ceiling or floor it sometimes doesn't show you, what you're going to paint. like it just shows it blank, instead of the preview of the selected tiles. This was especially annoying since I only found out that I could press "e" to paint the entire wall at the very end :/ Aside from that the lights bug out and in general the wall paint sometimes randomly disappears or takes on another colour. And my biggest dislike is the CONSTANT event popups in story mode. Everytime a popup of "hey, I'm this person and I need this in my room" happens, the game lags for several seconds and it interrupts whatever action I was performing. None of these are game breaking but they are annoying. Still a decent game though.
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Hotel Renovator is fun, but it has a few quirks that can make it a bit frustrating at times. The premise is solid—you’re tasked with renovating a dilapidated hotel into a beautiful space—but some design choices could use a little fine-tuning. One of the biggest issues is the floor numbering system. It’s confusing when you’re trying to figure out your progress. For example, you might see “+6” for a level in the elevator, but then you’re working on floor 5 or 7. It throws you off, making it hard to keep track of where you’re at or what you’re supposed to be doing. A clearer system would make the flow of the game much smoother. Another frustration is the free movement when placing furniture. While it sounds nice in theory, it gets old quickly when you’re trying to line things up perfectly in larger rooms. Without a grid system or some form of snap-to-placement feature, it becomes a guessing game, especially when you're trying to avoid wasting space. A grid option or an alignment tool would go a long way to making the placement process less tedious. The item placement checklist could use some tweaking. Right now, it doesn’t account for room size. For example, in a huge room, the checklist looks the same as it would in a small one, which often leads to wasting space or leaving areas empty. If the checklist were adjusted based on the room size, it would help players fill the space more efficiently and avoid unused areas. Lastly, running around every floor to pick up cash tips gets annoying after a while. While it adds a little extra task to the game, it can feel repetitive and slows down the overall flow when you’re trying to focus on renovations. Overall, Hotel Renovator is a great game at its core—renovating a run-down hotel is genuinely satisfying. However, the lack of clarity in floor numbering, the free placement of furniture, an unadjusted checklist for larger rooms, and the tedious task of collecting tips can make the experience feel a little clunky at times. If these issues get ironed out, it could be a much smoother and more enjoyable game. But if you’re okay with these quirks, it’s still a fun way to unleash your inner designer.
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Hotel Renovator is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam.
Hotel Renovator is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 24.99€ on Steam.
Hotel Renovator received 1,814 positive votes out of a total of 2,296 achieving a rating of 7.62.
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Hotel Renovator was developed by Two Horizons and published by Focus Entertainment.
Hotel Renovator is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Hotel Renovator is not playable on MacOS.
Hotel Renovator is not playable on Linux.
Hotel Renovator is a single-player game.
There are 7 DLCs available for Hotel Renovator. Explore additional content available for Hotel Renovator on Steam.
Hotel Renovator does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Hotel Renovator does not support Steam Remote Play.
Hotel Renovator is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Two Horizons
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Focus Entertainment
Release
07 Mar 2023
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