THE SUICIDE OF RACHEL FOSTER GHOST SIMULATOR

Why did she do it? Well its because she was having an affair with her dad Leonard. This starts to point to something far graver around the suicide of Nicole’s childhood friend Rachel Foster. Over several nights and various fetch quests, the two bond as strange things start to happen in the hotel.

He knows the area well, and the hotel, as he checks up on it during his rounds across the mountains as he knew Nicole’s dad too. The game is set in 1993 and so her only communication is via an early mobile/walkie talkie to Irving, a FEMA operative. Sadly, she visits during a snow storm and gets stuck there, meaning she’s got to spend days stuck in the hotel with her own demons before help can arrive. She thinks her father is a monster for having an affair and for being a cold father in general. Her parents split up and her mum left with Nicole in tow whilst her dad stayed in the hotel to rot. She doesn’t want to be there for any length of time as it reminds her of her troubled childhood. You play as Nicole, a daughter who has lost her parents and has to return back to their old hotel her father used to own to sell it off.

THE SUICIDE OF RACHEL FOSTER GHOST SIMULATOR

The Suicide of Rachel Foster falls into what many would call a walking simulator style of game. The hotel is easily the best thing about the game. It is in its morally awkward storytelling. The Suicide of Rachel Foster disgusted me and it has nothing to do with the superb setting, visual or audio feats that the game achieves to create a spooky atmosphere. Often games can make you feel happy, sad, proud, elated, defeated and all kinds of emotions in between. Rarely have I felt anger, anguish and disgust in video games.

The suicide of rachel foster ghost