There’s not a lot that isn’t shown to you, either. You do get to understand some of the family dynamics and build-up to visiting the retreat but, it doesn’t really land as well as I’d like. It doesn’t carry a punch and, truth be told, there’s not that much story to get through. Cooper catches on well after the fact and, by then, there’s no real impact. You find clues early on that deal with your past and the big twist isn’t so much twisted as shown to you in advance. It begins with the right amount of intrigue as you’re trying to understand just who and where you are but it seems to unfold a little too quickly. The story unfolds with environmental cues and you’re guided by Cooper, a voice on your phone who holds your hand through the hotel’s corridors. You must solve an assortment of puzzles to solve the mystery of yourself, the location and to ultimately ascend through the hotel’s many floors. The Spectrum Retreat takes place within a robot-staffed hotel. Founded by a BAFTA Young Game Developer winner, the studio’s first major effort looks to deliver a mysterious tale with mind-bending, colourful puzzles. Jin PS4 / Reviews tagged dan smith games / eploration / first-person puzzles / narrative driven / the spectrum retreat by MikeĪ first-person puzzler with very clear inspirations, The Spectrum Retreat comes from Dan Smith Games.

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