Hacked The Streamer might be a short game, but it’s an interesting FMV experience that certainly makes you question some of your choices. It’s fun to play, and you can replay it many times, which is a great thing about the title. We’ve never had any game enter the streaming world from this perspective, and it highlights the reality of being a streamer. It’s not all glitz and glamor, there are certainly some tough challenges and moments you have to consider. As a complete package, Hacked: The Streamer is fun to play. Not everyone will like the FMV approach, and it’s natural, since this is a gaming niche on its own. But the performances by the cast are great overall, the story is intriguing, albeit self-contained, and it’s certainly a unique take on streaming. For that alone, it’s worth considering, especially if you are a huge fan of interactive games.

Exploring themes like toxic relationships and safety in the digital world, Hacked: The Streamer delivers a tense and suspenseful story with technically polished execution. While its narrative generally keeps the element of curiosity at a high level, it manages to keep players engaged despite its short runtime through multiple endings, new scenes, and surprises with every playthrough.

Despite the odd bit of patchy voice acting, Hacked: The Streamer weaves a tense, engaging FMV tale that will keep you hooked.