Heyho everyone, You might be wondering - Why is there a ~7gb patch for The Suicide of Rachel Foster? Don't worry, we just can't get enough of it! For any Japanese, Korean, or Polish players who haven't had the chance to play yet due to the language, the barriers have been lifted!
Heyho everyone,
You might be wondering - Why is there a ~7gb patch for The Suicide of Rachel Foster? Don't worry, we just can't get enough of it! For any Japanese, Korean, or Polish players who haven't had the chance to play yet due to the language, the barriers have been lifted!
Additionally to adding those 3 languages, we did some general polishing and stabilisation.
Welcome back to the Timberline Hotel. We hope that you enjoy your stay! We are happy to announce that "The Suicide of Rachel Foster" is now available on Nintendo Switch. Just in time for Halloween you can now embark on Nicoles journey everywhere you go. Revisit the Timberline fro
Welcome back to the Timberline Hotel. We hope that you enjoy your stay!
We are happy to announce that "The Suicide of Rachel Foster" is now available on Nintendo Switch.
Just in time for Halloween you can now embark on Nicoles journey everywhere you go. Revisit the Timberline from the haunted hotel of your choice - or the comfort of your own home.
We hope that you enjoy the game and we want to thank you for all the love over the last year and a half.
To celebrate the release, we have also created a little website where you can unlock an artbook with concept art from the production. Just look out for hints to uncover the truth!
Today we released the first patch for our game. In this update, we corrected a lot of known issues especially with the Chinese localization. We thank you all for your support! Enjoy!
Today we released the first patch for our game. In this update, we corrected a lot of known issues especially with the Chinese localization. We thank you all for your support!
The Suicide of Rachel Foster is out now! Find yourselves trapped in an isolated mountain hotel and uncover what truly happened to Rachel Foster, a young woman who seemingly took her own life 10 years ago. You will follow Nicole, a young woman driven by her mother’s dying wish to
The Suicide of Rachel Foster is out now!
Find yourselves trapped in an isolated mountain hotel and uncover what truly happened to Rachel Foster, a young woman who seemingly took her own life 10 years ago.
You will follow Nicole, a young woman driven by her mother’s dying wish to uncover her family's dark past. She finds herself in the dilapidated and abandoned family hotel on a snow filled mountain. Knowing her own father had a role to play in the downfall of Rachel, Nicole relies on the support of a young FEMA agent to unearth the truth once and for all.
The Suicide of Rachel Foster is an eerie-looking first-person narrative adventure game set in a "desolate mountain hotel" in the early 1990s. Trapped by a blizzard, and with no connection to the outside world beyond the disembodied voice of a distant FEMA agent, players will expl
The Suicide of Rachel Foster is an eerie-looking first-person narrative adventure game set in a "desolate mountain hotel" in the early 1990s. Trapped by a blizzard, and with no connection to the outside world beyond the disembodied voice of a distant FEMA agent, players will explore the hotel in an effort to piece together "a dark family mystery."
If that setup, and the trailer, strike you as a little familiar, the odds are good that you've played Gone Home, What Remains of Edith Finch, and/or Firewatch at some point over the past few years. The similarities are not subtle—but, on the other hand, if you're going to take inspiration from other games, you could do a lot worse than those three.
Publisher Daedalic Entertainment describes The Suicide of Rachel Foster as "a thriller about love and deception," with bits of mystery and horror here and there, all built on "intriguing, touching, and mature storytelling." Daedalic is generally pretty solid on that front, Goodbye Deponia notwithstanding, but the game is actually being developed by One-o-One Games, an Italian studio whose one previous release—a Mad Max-knockoff twin-stick shooter for mobiles—doesn't offer much insight into the depth of its narrative capabilities.
Still, I like the looks of the trailer, and I do enjoy a good mystery, so I really hope this turns out to be one. The Suicide of Rachel Foster is available for pre-purchase on Steam, and will go live on February 19.
