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*'''[[Mila]]''' - A mute girl at the hotel.
 
*'''[[Mila]]''' - A mute girl at the hotel.
   
*'''[[Iris]]''' - Guest in room 216.
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*'''[[Iris]]''' - Guest in Room 216.
   
*'''[[Helen Parker]]''' - Guest in room 212.
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*''[[Martin Summer]] - Guest in Room 211
   
*'''[[Jeff Angel]]''' - Guest in room 213.
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*'''[[Helen Parker]]''' - Guest in Room 212.
   
*'''[[Kevin Woodward]]''' - Guest in room 219.
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*'''[[Jeff Angel]]''' - Guest in Room 213.
   
*'''[[Melissa Woodward]]''' - Guest in room 219 and daughter of Kevin.
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*'''[[Kevin Woodward]]''' - Guest in Room 219.
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*'''[[Melissa Woodward]]''' - Guest in Room 219 and daughter of Kevin.
   
 
*'''[[Louis Denonno]]''' - Hotel Dusk bellhop.
 
*'''[[Louis Denonno]]''' - Hotel Dusk bellhop.

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Hotel Dusk: Room 215
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Cing
Platform: Nintendo DS
Rated: ESRB: File:Teen.png Teen
Genre: Mystery
Release Date: Japan 2007
America 2007
Europe 2007

Hotel Dusk: Room 215 is a video game for the Nintendo DS. It was announced at E3 2006. It was published by Nintendo, and developed by Cing, the developer of Trace Memory.

Plot

Characters

  • Rachel - Secretary for Red Crown's president.
  • Mila - A mute girl at the hotel.
  • Iris - Guest in Room 216.
  • Jeff Angel - Guest in Room 213.

Rooms

There are about fifteen or so guest rooms at Hotel Dusk. Kyle's room is Room 215, which Dunning Smith calls "Wish", on the account that it apparently grants peoples wishes. Dunning Smith has named every room a name, each one that can be seen on the Hotel's map. There is only one guest room on level one - room 111. Right across from room 215 is room 216, where Iris stays. Three of the hotel rooms haven't been available for six months for an unknown reason.

Types of puzzles

  • Jigsaw puzzle - The first puzzle that Kyle will encounter is a simple, half done jigsaw puzzle that guest Mellissa can't solve. Later on in the game, you will have to solve the whole puzzle.

Reception

The game has gotten amazing reviews from major critics. One reviewer from Electronic Gaming Monthly gave the game a 10, others have also gave the game 9's and 8's.