Much thought seems to have been given to the atmosphere and audio design of The Suicide of Rachel Foster.

It’s fun, if simple, and the cramped hallways and corridors, as well as the constant wind and creaking of the hotel make sure you never feel truly safe. There is another character who you frequently talk with over your cellphone but never interact with (like Firewatch). Sounds compelling, right? Unfortunately, the sparse story, abrupt and confusing plot developments, and the way T he Suicide of Rachel Foster handles some sensitive subject matter make it hard to recommend.Īs Nicole, you’ll explore the mansion, solving minor puzzles and collecting parts in order to piece together the puzzle of your father’s checkered past and the suicide of Rachel Foster. Soon after she arrives on the scene though, a freak snowstorm and some potentially supernatural disturbances mean she’s trapped in the hotel with no relief in sight until the storm lets up. This, and a note from Nicole’s long dead mother telling her to sell the property, compel her to revisit the hotel and these events. The death was ruled a suicide, but new information has come to light. After receiving an upsetting phone call, Nicole is forced to relive some truly traumatic events that happened at the hotel, surrounding the suicide of Rachel Foster, a girl around her age whose body was found on the hotel’s property, nine weeks pregnant.

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