- August 7, 2019
- Soaring Games
Hidden
Platforms
About
Hidden is a third person perspective, anime-styled, puzzle-escape game inspired by Japanese horror RPG. Players are able to switch between characters, Yuna and Luna, or even control both of them together depending on the situations. Enjoy solving various types of puzzles based on clues and items found in each floor of the facility. Start your escape journey from a mysterious facility together w…



- The game is free to play, making it accessible to everyone.
- It features a sincere attempt at game development with a unique concept of guiding two girls to escape an experimental facility.
- The atmosphere is described as nice and relaxing, with some players finding the puzzles fun to solve.
- The game is plagued with bugs and glitches, making it nearly unbeatable and frustrating to play.
- Many players found the mechanics and puzzles to be overly simplistic and boring, leading to a lack of engagement.
- The game feels more like a short demo or proof of concept rather than a complete game, with limited content and depth.
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics are characterized by low-poly environments and untextured visuals, which some players find simplistic and lacking in detail. However, the aesthetic is described as deliberate and tastefully executed, contributing to a relaxing atmosphere despite the technical limitations. Overall, while the visuals may not impress everyone, they serve the game's purpose adequately.
“In terms of technical execution, this is spartan, with untextured, low poly environments, but tastefully done so it looks like it's more of a deliberate art style than just the developer being lazy or incapable of doing better, which I suppose is the best we can reasonably hope for most of the time.”
“If you don't mind the simple visuals and a bit of jank with object interaction, the few hours of entertainment you'll get out of hidden is satisfactory.”
“The game has a nice relaxing atmosphere and simple grayish visuals.”