Hysteria Project reminded IGN right away of the classic FMV games they used to play (and mock) on the SEGA CD, like Night Trap. The loved the first-person view for the horror. However, the narrative loses steam about halfway through the game (some of the choices get repetitive), which is disappointing. Hysteria Project may not feel as fresh now as when it dropped on to the iPhone over a year ago, but at this price, it is worth a look to those that missed it.
The folks over at PS Vita Reviews decided to download Hysteria Project from PS Minis recently, and have gathered some thoughts.
"Hysteria Project is a very unique experience that hasn’t been a major part of the gaming industry since the early days of SEGA. While the presentation took a hit when stretched on the Vita’s screen and there are some issues with the game freezing/hanging when saving data, it’s a unique experience that any horror fans may want to look into."
About writes: "It definitely has its flaws, and you'll almost certainly finish it in under an hour, but there are so many good things about Hysteria Project that it's easily worth the price of admission. This is definitely one of the creepiest games I've played, and I'm looking eagerly forward to the promised 'to be continued.'"
Gamingxp: In fact, the whole plot, which is best experienced with headphones in order to improve the atmosphere, is described from filmed first-person perspective of an actor.
Never heard of this game TBH. -_-
I bought it and played it on my ps3, £1.29 you can't complain.
Yea, not a bad game at all. I'm glad IGN didn't skewer it, it's only a 1.99 and fun for the 15 mins it takes to beat.
This game is really f#cking sh!tty. I'm serious. Get PixelJunk Shooter, instead.