5 Rooms

In "5 Rooms", players assume the role of Robomaid, a housekeeper at a hotel, and must complete various quest tasks to keep the hotel in order and satisfy the guests.

The gameplay involves receiving information about the upcoming tasks at the beginning of each day and preparing the rooms accordingly. The number of rooms to be cleaned and tasks to be completed increases with each passing day. General tasks include cleaning duties such as changing towels, making beds, tidying up, and more. Additional tasks may involve arranging flower bouquets or finding specific items.

Players have a limited amount of energy for each day, which is used for interactions and completing tasks. Since energy decreases with each interaction with objects, players must be mindful not to perform too many incorrect actions. The objects that need to be tidied up are randomly generated with each playthrough, ensuring that each run is different.

Throughout the game, players interact with NPCs to receive information about quests and tasks and to pick up items and supplies. They must collect the necessary items from the storage and deliver or install them where they are needed. Once quests are completed and items are submitted, the next day will be started. To finish and win the game you will need to solve all quests in 3 game-days.

"5 Rooms" offers an engaging blend of simulation elements, providing players with an immersive experience in the world of hotel management. With each playthrough offering unique challenges, players can enjoy a new experience every time they step into the role of Robomaid.

Controls

Keyboard & Mouse:

WASD - Move

E - Interact

ESC - Pause

Mouse - Camera

LMB - Interact

Gamepad:

Left Stick/D-Pad - Move

Right Stick - Camera

Start - Pause

Button West - Interact

Button South - Interact

Button East -  Abort

Credits

Music

Music by Epidemic-Sounds

Sounds

Sounds by Epidemic-Sounds

Tools used

Unity - Blender - FMOD Sound Integration - Inky - LeanTween - Adobe Illustrator - Adobe Photoshop

Bathrobe, plants and computer chip are free assets from the TurboSquid page.

The Receptionist was made by a tutorial Make a little robot in blender

Thanks to

My classmates of the 2C and our teachers:

Joachim Lipka

Linard Hug

Volker Kühn

Viktor Kraus

Veniamin Klein

Special Thanks for support: 

Mario Nikolic (playtesting and support)

Guillermo Chica (help with sound implementation)

Lukas Sacher (help with game development)

Created by

Bernhard Omata

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