Rent out a haunted house to avoid getting fired by your demanding boss. Your decisions shape the narrative in this interactive fantasy novel, handling restless tenants plagued by eerie wall whispers. Options range from enforcing lease terms and retaining deposits to probing the disturbances firsthand.
This 56,000-word text-based RPG adventure on PC relies solely on player choices to advance the story. Deal with ghost hunters, squatters, and high-profile renters while navigating supernatural oddities. Fans of choice-driven indie tales will enjoy steering outcomes toward sales success, workplace rebellion, or an eternal stay at the property.
In For Rent: Haunted House, it's your job to rent out a haunted house before your tyrannical boss has you fired.
Your choices determine how the story proceeds. For example, when your tenants, who haven't slept in days due to bone-chilling whispers emanating from the walls, ask to break their lease, do you:
A) Let them transfer their lease to another property?
B) Allow them to break the lease, but keep their security deposit?
C) Insist on sticking to the terms of the lease?
D) Boldly investigate, like all the victims in bad horror films?
For Rent: Haunted House is a 56,000 word interactive fantasy novel by Gavin Inglis, where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
How will you screw over your tenants? Will you ignore inconvenient supernatural phenomena, or use them to drum up publicity? How will you deal with ghost hunters, squatters, and celebrity tenants? Will you emerge as the top agent? Stage an office coup? Or will you become a permanent resident of 57 Crowther Terrace?
