
The hidden game society is a digital escape room experience. You have been invited to be a member of this mysterious club. You will find yourself alone and trapped in this curious board game-themed room full of atmosphere. Use your wit and deduction skills to find a way out.
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Languages: English
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Hours played at review time, across 30 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I normally don't review games but this one feels necessary. I really enjoy puzzle games and brain teasers so I usually don't mind spending money on them, even when it says that they'll be short. That being said, I wasn't expecting to pay $3 for 30 minutes of gameplay (got up to 45 just doing the game two more times thinking I had missed something). Very much overpriced for what it is, especially considering that I've played free games with more content. Very disappointing.
Si te gustan los escape rooms, si. Buen precio, puzzles adsequibles en dificultad Contras: muy corto y demasiado oscuro
that is is very good but its way to short i completed it in under 1hr i hope you bring out more content for the game as it was fun
Only 20-30 minutes of game play, but the puzzles were kind of fun.
[h1]Pleasant Though Fast[/h1] A little bit of interesting history, art and great classical music. A few hours if you take your time. Beautiful Room. Very pleasant. More than I expected for a couple of dollars. Looking forward to more games from them.
Well-worth the cost of admission. I actually burst into my own round of applause when I completed it, lol. Go ahead, have fun, and take your time ... you'll figure it out. 🔆L
Short game, it´s tricky of you´re not paying attention to the details. If you´re not familiar with chess, you will learn basic starting moves. I just got stuck in mid-late game for not paying attention and missunderstood the hint with word-puzzle.
Shoved into a room full of puzzles, but no clue where to start, even after exploring the entire room.
An sich hatte ich persönlich gesehen nicht gerade viel Spass mit "The hidden game society", aber dies ist wohl eher meiner fehlenden Kompetenz und tiefen Frustrationsgrenze zu schulden, welche mich sogar dazu brachten mir Hilfe bei ein paar der Rätsel zu suchen... Trotzdem würde ich "The hidden game Society" als ganz interessanten kleinen Zeitvertreib bezeichnen, wo das Design wie auch die Animation recht gut sind (bis auf diesen einen Glitch, wo man plötzlich viel höher steht, wenn man den offenen Schubladen am Schreibtisch etwas zu nah kommt...). Die Rätsel sind auch recht schlau und gut in das Spiel eingebaut - sie besitzen etwa allesamt eine gewisse interne Logik, wenn man im Nachhinein zurückblickt. Und wenn man manchmal nicht ganz vorankommt, kommt man bei einzelnen Dingen auch mit leichtem Herumexperimentieren weiter. ;) Gleichzeitig muss aber auch gesagt werden, dass dies ganz klar eine sehr kleine Produktion ist, die sich nicht wirklich wie ein ganzes Spiel sondern mehr wie eine Art Demo anfühlt. Ob da der Preis gerechtfertigt ist, kann man nur schwer einschätzen bei insgesamt eineinhalb Räumen, die aber durchaus über genug Rätsel verfügen um einen zum Nachdenken zu bringen und eine gewisse Zeit totzuschlagen, aber mich reute es nun nicht so sehr. Naja, dieses Spiel war aber auch für mich die erste Erfahrung mit einem Spiel aus der Rubrik "Escape Rooms" und so kann ich auch nicht sagen ob es schlechter oder besser als so einige andere Werke dieses Spieletypus ist, auch wenn ich es als relativ okay bewerte... Bevor man sich für den Kauf entscheidet muss einem aber schlichtweg an erster Stelle bewusst sein, dass es halt ganz sicher nicht gerade ein sehr langes Spiel ist.
I liked this game because the puzzles were fun and not too hard. The game was a bit short, but the price was reasonably low, so it works. I also liked being able to turn off the music. I didn't dislike the music, I just wasn't in the mood for it. The only thing I didn't like was that it wasn't obvious at first that I had actually completed the game-- I got in the elevator (I think t was an elevator, but there were no buttons to push and it didn't go anywhere), the door closed/re-opened, the game title came up , but so did the option to continue, so I chose that option and went back out into the game thinking there was more to it, but couldn't find anything else. If game credits had run or some sort of ending message would have popped up it would have been clear right away that it was over.
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