
The sequel to Off-Peak, The Norwood Suite is a surreal first-person adventure game by Cosmo D. Journey to the secluded Hotel Norwood, where odd characters, forgotten secrets, and head-nodding music await.


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I play a lot of weird indie games, but this probably takes the cake for absurd surrealism. It's ostensibly an adventure game/walking simulator where you talk to and help the various denizens of the hotel and collect pieces of a costume that will let you into the super rad party in the basement, but the real joy of this game is just exploring the hotel in eager anticipation of whatever utter nonsense will assault your senses next. And it's *wonderful*.
The Norwood Suite is the sequal to Off-Peak, both created by indie developer Cosmo D. Now I downvoted Off-Peak for various reasons, and while The Norwood Suite is largely more of the same - I'm glad this exists and certainly enjoyed myself enough. What I can't shake from the back of my mind is that Cosmo D is a brilliant creator that just hasn't hit their stride yet. And when they do oh boy it's gonna be paradigm-shifting. These two titles are certainly original, interesting, and fun. They don't overstay their welcome, which is good. I'm not sure if I want Cosmo D's stuff to get more weird, or less. There is just something missing. Maybe there needs to be more player investment into the universe; RPG lite aspects or something. I don't know, but it digs at me. I go through hot and cold moments when exploring this title. There are moments when I'm playing and it all just feels like a bi
This might be one of my favorite games in my Steam library, and it is difficult to describe why. On the surface, it appears to be a fairly straightforward looking Unity game. The assets look a bit haphazard at a glance. Starting off you might think this is just another walking simulator... but then the music swells. The soundscapes surround you. You approach a set of character models you dismiss as some placeholder or scenery. Ten minutes later you are lost in conversation with a fascinating individual that almost seems to jump out of the medium. You get lost in the branching pathways of the hotel. Secret passages wind back to a familiar spot you were before. You make a sandwich. Fascinating characters with excellently written dialogue scatter the hotel. Everyone has something interesting to say, or at least an interesting way to say it. The music is wonderful and fits the environments p
Have you played "Off-Peak" No? Play "Off-Peak" first - it's free on steam. Yes? This game offers you more of the same. I liked Off-Peak and I'm happy that I played this one. If you didn't like "Off-Peak" - then you'd better skip this game. Game duration? 2 or 3 hours. And not much replayabillity - so keep that in mind before you will buy it for the full price.
What an enchanting, dreamlike, wonderful experience! Cosmo D gets me. Or, rather, I get them. (Most wanted dev collab? Cosmo D and SWERY.) Each of their games hit my ‘ah yes good’ button hard as hell, blending half-remembered nostalgia with unexpected, delightful design choices. The Norwood Suite is a spiritual successor to Off-Peak, more polished and cohesive and focused, though otherwise unrelated. (There’s a handful of posters of Off-Peak and four giants near the end but that’s it. A little bit of a letdown.) The Norwood Suite is Weird, really weird. I loved exploring the hotel, peering deep into misplaced textures, rooting around in drawers to find all different kinds of books I couldn’t read - no two the same - and exploring hidden passageways that felt like bizarro Disney waiting line walkthroughs. There’s artwork scattered on the walls or carved into the floor, half-paintings in
Feel free to follow my review page! The gist of it: The Norwood Suite is an interesting and visually unique first-person adventure game set in a very artistic hotel where you slowly uncover the mystery of Peter Norwood. 👍 The good parts: +The visuals are surreal, ugly, and beautiful at the same time. +Level design is great and may get a bit overwhelming at first. +The music, which is great, is played through speakers around the map for an immersive feeling. 👎The bad parts: -Too short. -The puzzles are sadly too easy, fetch this and that. Story I'm not sure I understood the entire story properly but without going into spoiler territory, the gist is you play as an unknown individual and you're tasked with giving a music cd to a DJ that is currently playing songs at The Norwood Hotel. As you reach the Hotel, you basically become a person of interest, helping the people at the hotel
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