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The Norwood Suite Review (PC)


Alliance Digital Media and Cosmo D release The Norwood Suite for PC.

The Norwood Suite launches today (October 2) for PC. The Norwood Suite takes place in a quirky, almost dreamlike, universe. The game guides players through a weird adventure of Hotel Norwood with beautiful art design and an atmospheric soundtrack.

The secluded Hotel hosts a slew of bizarre characters and well-hidden, secret passages. However, players find that the simple errand they are tasked with turns into something far more interesting than expected. The Norwood Suite features an open-ended world that has a ton of discoveries throughout every door in the hotel. The non-linear narrative allows gamers to see into the various lives of the hotel’s guests and staff with its beautifully drawn environments.

The Norwood Suite features an engaging gameplay experience with a very immersive soundtrack and art design. The game's storyline is very intriguing and the way the game is designed in such a way that anyone can jump in and enjoy The Norwood Suite.

One of the most intriguing aspects of The Norwood Suite is the secrets that lie in the game's open world. It was a blast to go around and uncover new things while speaking to the slew of people that reside inside the hotel.

All-in-all, The Norwood Suite is a very fun and engaging game that manages to keep players immersed throughout the entire adventure. The only downfall of the entire game was that is was too short, because you just can't get enough! To learn more, visit the official The Norwood Suite website.

Features:
  • Explore a spacious, open-ended space, the Hotel Norwood, teeming with hidden passageways and secrets to uncover.
  • Piece together a non-linear narrative that reveals its layers in accordance to the player's own curiosity.
  • Interact with a varied cast of hotel guests, each with their own agendas and idiosyncrasies.
  • Nod your head to a soundtrack that is wholly integrated into the rest of the world of the Norwood Suite.


Score: 9 out of 10
Reviewed for PC


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