Not Another Weekend

Animatic Vision / May 20, 2021 / Adventure, Indie

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A hilariously madcap point-and-click adventure as a determined bellboy tasked with clearing out a bustling hotel in just one wild weekend! Can he manage the chaos and evict all the guests? The clock is ticking!

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What's new

v1.10 UPDATE - ITALIAN, FRENCH, SPANISH ARE HERE!

2024-01-01

Happy New Year all, wishing you all the best! And what a way to start it, with 3 new languages! Added Italian, French and Spanish and believe us, that was not an easy task, enjoy! If you find any translation issue or bug, please let us know :) Cheers!

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What players say

Very Positive

93% positive, 95 reviews

Recommended1 hrs played

Really enjoying this, great humour and puzzles! Reminds me of the classics, love the hook of having to kick everyone out :D

2 found this helpful, 2026-07-11

Recommended15 hrs played

Not Another Weekend, developed by Animatic Vision and Dead Blue Friends and published by Dionous Games, is a quirky point-and-click adventure that embraces the spirit of classic titles while making a conscious effort to smooth out some of the genre’s more frustrating edges. Set entirely within the walls of Hotel 404, the game places you in the shoes of Mike Melkout, a socially awkward bellboy with a strange and...

1 found this helpful, 2026-04-02

Recommended8 hrs played

Fun game and story, but would have never finished it without the walkthrough. Buy in sale,

0 found this helpful, 2026-06-28

Not recommended9 hrs played

There's a lot to be liked here, but also a lot not to like. The interface is generally pretty good, the graphics are very reminiscent of the Lucasarts era, music is good, SFX are OK. The puzzles? They vary. Between "OK, sure, that makes sense" through to "that was just f**king ridiculous". The ratio is about 1:10. If you want logical puzzles, wrong game. If you want stories that make sense or are fulfilling when you...