This Bed We Made

Set in 1958 at Montreal’s Clarington Hotel, the story follows Sophie, a chambermaid whose routine shift turns into an investigation after she discovers something unsettling in a guest room.

Explore hotel rooms in third person, inspect and rotate guests’ belongings, read letters and other documents, listen to conversations, and solve small puzzles. Housekeeping tasks such as making beds and clearing rooms are woven into the investigation.

Talk with hotel staff, choose an ally, and make decisions about what to say and what evidence to keep or discard. These choices can affect relationships and lead to different story outcomes.

Players who enjoy the game often point to its 1950s hotel atmosphere and the pleasure of uncovering stories through guests’ belongings, notes, and clues. Reviews also praise its characters, queer storylines, and voice work, while some find the mystery or its resolution underwhelming. Its short length and the perceived impact of choices divide players, and repeated dialogue can be a frustration for those replaying to see other outcomes.