The game is heavily inspired by Japanese lore and mythology, but with a modern twist so there is this otherworldly feeling throughout that I think lends itself well to mysterious vibe of the story. There were some great features in the demo that definitely set it apart, like the fun phone mechanic–you can all and text characters using a phone interface and the game is fully voiced in English, which is always a plus! I loved the vocal performances and I really hope that the final release of the game will be fully voiced as well (or partial). Curious, Myka decides to visit the inn and what he finds changes his life forever…
His new inheritance includes a creepy old mansion on the outskirts of town. Hoping the lawyer will have some answers about his missing father and past, Myka agrees to meet with him and learns that he is entitled to an inheritance from his late grandfather.
That is, until he receives a mysterious call from a lawyer who seems to know the truth about his family and his long forgotten past. But despite that Myka lives a relatively normal life working and spending time with his best friend, Leon. He has no memories of his life before the age of 8 and anytime he tries to remember anything from his past he’s plagued by terrible headaches. The Inn Between is literally the perfect game for me: a modern fantasy boys love game, inspired by Japanese mythology and lore…SIGN ME UP! Myka Riley, is a normal guy–a recent college grad who moonlights as a barista at a local café. What is known is his anger at the world, betrayed and twisted he has turned his back on all he once stood for. He’s an Aloof flirt but will do absolutely anything to protect Myka.
With the ears and tail of a cat he’s a troublesome shapeshifter who seems to belong to the Inn. Trapped in a world he has no control over, torn between his feelings for his friend and his duty to his family.Įmrys: A mysterious resident of the inn, not much is known about him. Leonardo Addy: Leon adores his best friend Myka, but when he starts a new job with his father everything changes for him. The Love Interests Emrys, Myka, Leon, and Solas (top) More than anything he seeks closure on his childhood after he lost his memory in a mysterious accident. He also has a keen interest in the study of mythology and history. " - The Bulletin "For readers who enjoy being scared silly, this will fit the bill while also providing them with a thought-provoking ending.A recent university graduate with a business degree, Myka spends his time sketching and working at the Merryment Café as a barista. Readers looking for a mystery with heart, humor, and hairy moments will be captivated." -Kirkus Reviews, starred review "This middle-grade supernatural story functions well as horror for beginners and a clever concept for fans of imaginative fiction.
" - The Bulletin "For readers who enjoy being scared silly, this will fit the bill while also providing them with a thought-provoking ending."-Booklist, An Amazon Best Book of the Month Editor's Choice Pick "Cohen's emotionally gripping tale perfectly captures the essences of friendship and sibling love. Readers looking for a mystery with heart, humor, and hairy moments will be captivated." - Kirkus Reviews, starred review "This middle-grade supernatural story functions well as horror for beginners and a clever concept for fans of imaginative fiction. "Cohen's emotionally gripping tale perfectly captures the essences of friendship and sibling love.
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