SKYHILL
Release date: Oct 6, 2015
Developers: Mandragora
Publishers: Daedalic Entertainment
Genres: Adventure, Indie, Simulation
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Trading Cards, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Polish, Turkish

Buzz About the Game World War III was one cruel tragedy, at least for the others. You seemed to have a quite nice time, hidden in your fancy penthouse at the Skyhill Hotel ... Till the impact of a bio-weapon blew away the life you once knew. Now there are mutants everywhere, and they're eager to rip you to shreds with their vicious claws. But they aren't your only problem: Your supplies are running out. You have to leave your luxurious penthouse and search for food. Walking through the skyscraper means going through hell. There is danger around every corner and death is a steady companion. But seriously, how would someone prepare for something like this? It doesn't matter anymore. Nothing matters but survival. And time is running out. Roguelike RPG gameplay in an apocalyptic survival setting Feels fresh every session – randomly generated maps Gain experience, craft weapons and look for useful objects Face an army of nightmarish creatures Go for the head or land a body shot – but choose wisely Everything you find can be helpful Difficulty levels give you the chance to actually survive this, or try to outlast this hell under the worst conditions Open end – is there still hope? Come and find out! Various special abilities to unlock Turn based combat with a sophisticated risk and reward system Fast travel with the elevator 

Press reviews: “Anyone looking for a new and engrossing challenge should look no further than the world’s deadliest hotel.” 9/10 – We Got This Covered “I like that it dares to be simple and that it stands by itself all the way through - both good and evil.” 8/10 – Gamereactor “Skyhill is a nice little gaming snack for those evenings when you do not feel hectic League of Legends or Call of Duty.” recommended – Eurogamer