The Suicide of Rachel Foster is a walking simulator adventure Game developed by ONE-O-ONE GAMES and published by Daedalic Entertainment in 2020.

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Ten years ago, Nicole, then an adolescent, and her mother fled the family hotel after learning of Leonard's affair with Rachel, a girl her own age who later committed herself, and Rachel's pregnancy.

Nicole aspires to carry out her mother's final wishes to sell the hotel and make amends with Rachel's family now that both of her parents have died away. She returns to the hotel with the family's attorney to do an inspection of the dilapidated building with the will and resolve to put that chapter behind her.

Nicole, who has no way to leave the big mountain resort when the weather unexpectedly deteriorates, contacts Irving, a young FEMA agent using one of the first radiotelephones ever created, for assistance.

Nicole begins to look into a mystery that is much more complicated than anyone in the valley had imagined with his assistance. An exciting ghost story about love and death where sorrow and nostalgia converge.

The Key Features of The Suicide of Rachel Foster:

• Discover the intricate and large hotel's dark secrets about the family's past.
• For a fully immersive experience, use binaural audio.
• Storytelling that is intriguing, sensitive, and mature.
• A multi-layered narrative thriller that combines mystery and horror elements.

Nicole Wilson read a letter from her deceased mother, Claire in December 1993. Leonard McGrath, Nicole's father, was the proprietor of the Helena National Forest-adjacent Timberline Hotel in Lewis and Clark County, Montana. Leonard slept with Nicole's 16-year-old classmate Rachel Foster. As soon as their relationship was revealed, Rachel, who was nine weeks pregnant, appeared to commit suicide, and Claire fled town with Nicole. Claire gives Nicole instructions in the letter to look over the hotel and sell it.

When Nicole arrives at the Timberline, she receives a call from Irving Crawford of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, who promises to help her while she is there. 

Irving plays Nicole, a recording made by ghost hunters after Rachel's passing two days later. When she goes into the room where the recording was made, she discovers that it is locked. Nicole finds a microphone inside the locked container that she may use to detect trembling noises. In the video, one of the hunters uses the microphone to pick up a woman's voice, and they all run after spotting a peculiar light, the door closing behind them.

Nicole awakens on Christmas Eve within a chapel that is underground connected to the Timberline. She recalls the rhyme Leonard had taught her to locate a hidden storehouse inside the passage as she returns to the chapel.