Butler Guillotine — is a point & click horror that feels more like a strange dream than a typical game. You find yourself inside a twisted hotel, where the rooms defy logic and the characters act as if they know something you don't. Everything looks familiar, but it feels wrong: the hallways stretch on too long, objects are in the wrong places, and the action seems to repeat itself, albeit with subtle variations. Conversations that only lead to more questions Communication here isn't a way to quickly get an answer, but rather a source of further confusion. People speak strangely, argue about things that don't make sense, or utter phrases that at first sound like gibberish, but then suddenly begin to form a pattern. You listen, remember, return to the same people later, and find yourself beginning to see connections you simply hadn't noticed before. The plot is told through several characters, each with their own arc, their own perspective, and their own role in the story. Sometimes you're simply exploring the space and trying to figure out what's going on, while at other times the situation changes dramatically, giving you more control. It all gradually comes together to form a coherent picture, where it becomes clear: this hotel isn't just a strange place, but part of something much more sinister. Features of the game Several characters with different lines. A change of pace from quiet exploration to action-packed scenes. An atmosphere of absurdity and unstable reality. Soundtrack based on old opera and chamber music.