Livestream: Escape from Hotel Izanami — Reviews and ratings, description, release date, official game website, system requirements, and player ratings.

Release date

June 10, 2021

Developer

Qureate Orgesta Inc.

Publisher

Qureate

Genre

Action Adventure For adults

Platform

PC Nintendo Switch

Web-site

Official Steam

Summary

Online streamers Mio Ikoma, Nana Sakurai and Azusa Shiraishi travel to the locally famous haunted resort, the Hotel Izanami, at Nana's request to shoot a video there.

It would be a film shoot at an average haunted location with no particular legend attached.

To finish shooting without a hitch and get an end result that was vaguely horror-esque...was all they wanted.

During filming, Mio gets separated from the group, and suddenly gets attacked by a mascot costume that has come to life.

From that point on, the trapped girls are at the mercy of numerous horrors throughout the hotel. Why is a mascot trying to harm them, and why have they been shut in to the hotel with no escape? Can the three girls escape from the hotel with their lives?

Livestream: Escape from Hotel Izanami System Requirements

🤏 Minimum Requirements

OS:

Windows 10 Home

CPU:

Intel Core i3-6006U over

RAM:

4 GB RAM

GPU:

Intel® HD Graphics 520 over

HDD:

8 GB available space

👍 Recommended Specs

OS:

Windows 10 Home

CPU:

Intel Core i5-8500 over

RAM:

8 GB RAM

GPU:

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 over

HDD:

8 GB available space

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Noisy Pixel April 25, 2021

Livestream understands that less is more when it comes to aspects like music, inviting players to concoct their own terrible images of what lurks in the depths. Ironically, the aspects that expand it into something more than a horror game end up dampening the experience. Livestream is a solid study of horror fundamentals, which is satisfying on its own.

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Digitally Downloaded April 19, 2021

Livestream is on the cusp of being something really special. It has the right setting, the right concept, the right character designs and the right themes to give players something special. Unfortunately, the execution's a little off, and while the game is a lot of fun, it doesn't say as much as some of the greats in the genre do. It is, ultimately, just an entertaining and fanservicey horror game with some enjoyable puzzles to throw at the player. There's nothing wrong with that, and I must emphasise that this game is hugely entertaining. It's just unfortunate that it's too shallow to be remembered as one of the greats.

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