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Is Vegas Tales worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players interested in interactive conversations who want to question characters about a hotel
- Fans of movie-length narrative games who prefer a playthrough around an average movie's length
- Players who enjoy revisiting interviews to uncover secrets and see multiple endings
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for combat or action-based gameplay rather than interviews and conversations
- Players seeking long sessions or an expansive game structure rather than a movie-length playthrough
- Players who want a fixed ending without replaying to explore other outcomes
Our take on Vegas Tales
Rather than centering on combat, exploration, or conventional quest progression, the game makes interviews its main activity. Players choose questions and follow-up topics, then may revisit candidates after learning secrets that change how their earlier answers read.
What is Vegas Tales?
Vegas Tales is an interactive interview game set at the Bellflower Casino Hotel in Las Vegas.
A terminally ill resort owner has no obvious heir, so the player questions a small group of candidates while pretending to research a book about the hotel. Questions and follow-up topics are selected from lists during conversations. The candidates have personal ties to the hotel, and some may have hidden information that changes how their answers are understood. The game contains 200 video clips, and one playthrough takes about as long as watching an average-length movie. Replaying lets players see multiple endings, discuss topics they have not covered, and interview candidates again after uncovering secrets. Cutscenes can be skipped by pressing S.
How Vegas Tales plays
- 01Selectable follow-ups
- Players can ask about topics mentioned by a candidate by choosing them from a list.
- 02Multiple endings
- Replaying the game reveals different outcomes for the inheritance decision.
- 03Video clips
- The game contains 200 video clips.
- 04Skippable cutscenes
- Pressing S skips cutscenes.
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Vegas Tales: platforms & release
Is Vegas Tales worth it?
It is worth it if: players interested in interactive conversations who want to question characters about a hotel. Skip it if: players looking for combat or action-based gameplay rather than interviews and conversations.
Where can I download Vegas Tales?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Vegas Tales's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Vegas Tales on?
Windows only.
