You are the quirky manager of a quirky hotel in very serious times. Bell and Key takes the feeling of "Grand Budapest Hotel" and puts you in the middle of it. The game starts out as lighthearted comedy and favor-trading, but slowly escalates into a dire narrative of survival and loss under the shadow of fascism. The other players, at first colorful rivals, soon become the only family you have left - and you may not be able to save all of them. The key-trading mechanic is a perfect fit for the tone and weight of the game: meaningful without being complex. Strongly recommend.