H.I.A: Horror Investigation Agency
- February 28, 2024
- Kekdot
"H.I.A: Horror Investigation Agency" is a multiplayer horror game that supports 1-6 players online. As an H.I.A. employee, you and your team must investigate horror cases, gather evidence, and return to headquarters safely. The game features unique missions with their own stories and challenges, and also includes casual elements for a well-rounded experience.
Reviews
- The game has a solid foundation and feels immersive and intriguing, with potential for future content.
- The movement system with bunny hopping adds an exciting dynamic to the gameplay, making it fluid and fun.
- The low poly art style is appealing, and the game can provide some genuine scares, showcasing its potential.
- Currently, the game only has one mission and feels very early access, lacking substantial content.
- There are significant issues with multiplayer functionality, including failed session creation and no active sessions available.
- The game suffers from poor sound design, with loud and repetitive voice acting, and the lighting makes the flashlight ineffective.
- gameplay4 mentions
- 25 % positive mentions
- 50 % neutral mentions
- 25 % negative mentions
The gameplay features a cash-collecting mechanic that allows players to purchase cosmetic items, specifically hats, which some find trivial. However, the movement system, particularly the bunny hopping mechanic, adds an engaging and dynamic element to the overall experience.
“The movement system with bunny hopping adds an exciting dynamic to the gameplay.”
“There is a cash collecting mechanic in the game which can be used only to buy a stupid hat.”
- story4 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- 50 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The game's story, despite currently featuring only one mission, is described as immersive and intriguing, though players note that it becomes significantly more challenging when tackled solo or with just one partner.
“Even with currently only one mission available, the game feels immersive and intriguing.”