Japanese Indie Game Gets Themed Rooms At Kyoto Hotel

In the earlier, Kotaku has educated you of themed rooms at Japanese hotels. Generally, these rooms are for proven franchises like Kingdom Hearts. But now, a single Kyoto resort is giving a place plastered in Japanese indie game, Unreal Lifetime.

The award-winning Unreal Everyday living was produced on the Nintendo Swap and Steam. In this article is the game’s description:

Right after losing her recollections, the girl could only try to remember one particular name—”Miss Sakura”.
She established out to locate Miss out on Sakura, aided by a conversing targeted traffic light-weight, and by the ability to go through the reminiscences of the factors she touched.

“Unreal Life” is the story of her journey.
Compare recollections of the past with the present, address mysteries, and abide by the lady and the traffic mild in this atmospheric puzzle experience recreation.

Abide by the recollections, observe the route, and what you will obtain is…

Resort Anteroom Kyoto teamed up with Unreal Lifetime developer Hako Lifestyle to produce two themed rooms. But this is not just a collab in which imagery is all above the wall. Oh no, there is more. Hako Lifestyle built Unreal Life-themed amenities, these as a laundry bag and a toothbrush, and even built a mini match just for friends.

The hotel will even cook foods found in the match for attendees. It’s the complete Unreal Everyday living knowledge, I guess.

If you are common with Kyoto, the lodge itself is just a short wander from Kujo Station, and has an artwork gallery and various themed concept rooms. It would seem like a neat resort.

Currently, Japan has a ban on travellers entering the place owing to the covid-19 pandemic, but when that is lifted, hopefully intercontinental indie video game supporters can stay in the rooms.

The Unreal Everyday living rooms will be readily available until eventually January 31, 2024, so with any luck , that vacationer ban will be lifted sooner—rather than afterwards.