🪭You move into a dingy, suspiciously cheap room at the roadside "Olympic Lights Motel" on the outskirts of Aberdeen, Washington – a perpetually rainy, foggy coastal town that is way past its prime (the exact birthplace of Kurt Cobain, known for its gloomy atmosphere and gritty, industrial vibe). Once you get there, you find out the room already has a tenant – Roxy, a hypersexual, confident rock star from 1986 who was brutally murdered right here, and the local community of Aberdeen has been keeping silent about this crime for 40 years.

As a ghost, Roxy is trapped within the four walls of Room 404, terribly bored and... eternally horny. Death didn't cool her temperament down at all; quite the opposite – she believes that being a specter gives her absolute freedom from human consequences, shame, or diseases.

The Main Twist (The Mind-Blowing Part): Roxy is a ghost and normally passes through solid objects. However, there is one exception. The hotter the atmosphere between you two gets, electrified by flirting and arousal, the more her body becomes physical, real, and tangible.

Together, you enter a dangerous arrangement: you help her dig into Aberdeen's dark past and uncover which of the conspiring locals took her life, and she makes sure that every single night spent in Room 404 is an absolute, sensual thrill ride for you, shamelessly testing the boundaries between the world of the living and the dead.