About Mask Motel
Mask Motel is a retro horror game about a mask artist with unusual clients. You live and work in a shabby motel room, and you pay the bills by making human disguises for monsters who want to pass as people.
The work has a routine. A customer knocks, and you look through the peephole to take the order. You carry it to the work table and craft the mask. Then you push the finished piece through the hatch at the bottom of the door. The money is good. The customers are rowdy, though, and they're standing right outside while you work.
It was made by a team of three for a game jam, so it's short. It's an unofficial fan-made game in the style of Five Nights at Freddy's, built by its creators with their own characters and setting. You can play Mask Motel online in a browser tab, and all of Mask Motel free.
How to Play Mask Motel
- Click Play on the title screen.
- Click the arrows to turn and move around your motel room.
- Look through the peephole to see who's there and take the order.
- Go to the work table and craft the mask the customer asked for.
- Slide the finished mask out through the hatch low on the door.
- Keep the orders moving as more customers arrive.
What Makes Mask Motel Scary
Mask Motel is scary because of the door. You only see your customers through a peephole, a little at a time, and you know they're not human. Everything else happens with your back to them. The room is drawn in a grainy low-resolution style with yellowed walls and heavy curtains, and it feels like somewhere you should not stay long.
It has jumpscares, loud noises and flashing lights. It's a one-room FNAF fan game at heart: a small space, a job to do, and something impatient on the other side of the wall.
Tips for Mask Motel
- Study the order at the peephole before you walk away, so the mask you make matches it.
- Learn the route between the door and the work table. You'll be making that trip all game.
- Do not keep a customer waiting longer than you have to. They're a rowdy crowd.
- Open Options on the title screen before you start and set things up the way you like.
- Play in full screen so the small details on the masks are easier to see.
Who Made Mask Motel
Mask Motel was made by JustHallowed, ReeLeeeeee, kulu, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Unity for the Global Game Jam 2026 by JustHallowed, kulu and ReeLeee. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Mask Motel page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Mask Motel free?
Yes. Mask Motel is free to play in your browser here, with no account and nothing to install. Press play, wait for the title screen to load, and click Play. The whole jam game is included from the first customer to the last.
How do you play Mask Motel?
Click the arrows to move around your motel room. Look through the peephole to take a customer's order, craft the mask at your work table, then pass it out through the hatch at the bottom of the door. It's played with the mouse.
Is Mask Motel scary?
Yes, in a slow and uneasy way. The monsters stay behind a door and you only glimpse them through the peephole, which is creepier than seeing them clearly. There are jumpscares, loud noises and flashing lights too. The retro low-resolution look adds to the mood.
What do you do in Mask Motel?
You run a one-person disguise business from a motel room. Monsters come to the door wanting masks that make them look human. You take each order, build the mask by hand at the work table, and deliver it through the hatch in the door, then get ready for the next knock.
Who made Mask Motel?
Mask Motel was made by JustHallowed, kulu and ReeLeee for the Global Game Jam 2026 and released on itch.io. It was built in Unity. FunClicker did not make it. The credit link here goes to the creators' itch.io profile.
Can I play Mask Motel on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook works well, since the game runs in a browser tab and is played by clicking, so a trackpad or mouse is all you need. It's a 3D game made for a computer screen, and a phone is not the best way to play it.
Is Mask Motel unblocked at school?
Mask Motel needs only a browser tab, with nothing to install and no login. Whether it opens on a school or library network is up to that network's filter, which we do not control. If the game window loads, it plays the same as it does at home.
How long is the game?
It's short. A team of three made it for a game jam, so it's built to be played in one sitting. That makes it easy to replay if a customer gets the better of you and you want another go at the orders.
