Hotel Infinity: A VR Puzzle Sequel to Manifold Garden Coming Soon

Oh man, let me tell you, there’s this new game popping up that feels like stepping into the weirdest fever dream. Studio Chyr, those folks behind Manifold Garden, just announced their latest: Hotel Infinity. This isn’t your average game; it’s like wandering through a hotel that makes you question reality. Honestly, it’s like a brain gym but with fancy carpeted hallways and those endless corridors that, I swear, could swallow you whole.

Here’s the deal. The game’s heading to PS VR2 and Quest, which means you’re about to dive into a head-spinning VR world, and seriously, hold onto your hats. Imagine you’re standing in a 2 x 2 meter space — yep, that’s your playground. But don’t underestimate it. They’ve taken brain-melting puzzles to a whole new level. And these aren’t your typical puzzles. We’re talking rooms that bend, twist, and do a magic trick or two. Just like those dreams where you’re running down a hallway that never gets any shorter.

And get this, they’re playing with stuff like elevators and doors, turning them into unpredictable mischief-makers. You think you’ve got it figured out, but no, boom! It’s like Alice in Wonderland but inside a posh hotel. Sure, you might think a briefcase is just a briefcase, but it might just burst into confetti or something. Pure chaos and wonder, really.

Anyway—or maybe I should say maybe—what’s extra cool is the versatility. Whether you’re lounging on the sofa or pretending to stand like a statue, they’ve got you. Different ways to move around, so you’re not tied down to just one mode. And the haptic feedback on the PS VR2? Feels like the game is reaching out and shaking you, a real hug of surrealism.

Bottom line? Hotel Infinity is dropping sometime this year for Quest and PlayStation VR2, and honestly, I can’t wait to get lost in its twisted maze. It’s like your brain needs a vacation. Who knows—I might even find something unexpected in one of those quirky hotel closets.