The Hell in I

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The Hell in I is a single player action adventure game with horror, thriller and violence themes. It was developed by Dan Young and was released on June 1, 2024. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Embark on a chilling journey into "The Hell in I." Set in the eerie confines of a long-abandoned asylum, this first-person horror experience will test your nerves as you unravel the mysteries shrouding the infamous St. Agnes Mental Institution. You find yourself drawn to the derelict asylum by rumors of unspeakable horrors and whispered tales of those who ventured in but never retur…

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80%Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

gameplay2 negative mentions

Impressive debut for a solo developer, showcasing great potential.
Visually stunning with a unique atmosphere, making it a worthwhile short horror experience.
Despite some bugs, the game is well-received and has generated excitement for future titles from the developer.

Terribly optimized, leading to significant performance issues even on high-end hardware.
Lack of manual save options forces players to complete the game in one sitting, which can be frustrating.
Predictable jump scares and some gameplay mechanics that could use improvement.

gameplay
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The gameplay is criticized for its lackluster mechanics and predictable jump scares, particularly for experienced horror players, while the visuals receive high praise. Additionally, the game is noted to be relatively short based on gameplay videos.
- “The mechanics aren't fantastic and the jump scares are a little predictable for a seasoned horror player.”
- “From watching gameplay videos, it looks like the game is really short anyway.”
optimization
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The game is criticized for its poor optimization, which detracts from the overall experience, with multiple users expressing frustration over its performance issues.
- “This is a cheap, boring indie first-person horror game that is terribly optimized.”
graphics
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Many users report significant performance issues with the graphics, particularly at 4K resolution, even on high-end hardware like the RTX 4080 and i9-14900K. To achieve playable frame rates, players often need to disable global illumination and lower various graphic settings.
- “It was basically unplayable for me with an RTX 4080 and i9-14900K processor in 4K resolution until I disabled global illumination, lowered the resolution percentage to under 60%, and turned down all graphic settings to medium.”