Hysteria Project

Left or right? Hide or run? Take care of yourself or keep running while bleeding? These are choices in Hysteria Project. It’s short and has basically no replay value, unless with friends, but it’s gripping and often intense. It’s an experience craving for more. More choices, more options instead of a fixed path, more revelations about the who, what and where. But also less: less savepoints to interrupt the game. For 1.49 euro’s you can be content. Let’s get a sequel.

It‘s cool that a sequel is already announced. The playthrough time is about 20 minutes, a typical mini, but the game is very interesting and gives every fan of the horror genre chills.

The narrative loses steam about halfway through the game (some of the choices get repetitive), which is disappointing.

Hysteria Project is just barely worth its $1.99 price tag. The game features a great atmosphere similar to Blair Witch Project, but unfortunately is plagued by an unimpressive control scheme, and a confusingly boring story.

Better than number two(Weirdly enough) but still. Poor acting really makes this game not believable. It would work a lot better if you were interact to hand drawn comic and text. It doesn't have much longevity, story or quality of graphics. All I can give this credit of though is being good at choices. Much, much better than number two.

I don't know anything about the actual game-play itself, because the game expected me to sit and wait through tons of unskippable screens of the maker's and publisher's and whoever's logo, followed by a low fps video with sound issues that was not only unskippable, but actually restarted itself if you even tried to skip it.