Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great to play and have fun playing with friends on tablet

great mystery game to play along with friends and family

I was really surprised at how well my iPhone and iPad connected seamlessly. You dont use controllers while playing the actual game. It is good that this is a budget title. You can play through the story in 2-3hrs. When you replay the game it fun to choose different directions to go in the story but it is still mostly repetitive. This game is much like reading a choose your own adventure book. It is better in competitive mode with a larger group (up to 6).

This is an excellent party game. Similar to heavy rain but plays out in roughly 2 hours, much like a movie. Has a decent amount of replay ability since your choices determine the games outcome. The only reason it’s not 5 Stars is that the app sometimes has connectivity issues and is a huge battery drain on your device.

In spite of a few story weaknesses, Hidden Agenda is a very good interactive movie that makes a clever use of the PlayLink technology by allowing multiple players to join in. A perfect pick for an evening with non-gamer friends, but we would have loved a bit more interaction, while the app uses a lot of energy from your phone.

This is a very unique game mixing gaming with reality. Can't say there's much like it.

Its fun enough. 10-15 is the sweet spot price for this, definitely worth that.

I picked up this game for the multiplayer component, and my friends and I really enjoyed the experience. One of my friends, who had played the game before, encountered a branch with us that he had never seen before, so we knew the replayability would be there. The main gameplay mechanic is quick time events on your devices. These can be overly sensitive, so playing with more than one or two people increases your odds of hitting the targets. Overall, we loved this game and will continue to play it to see all of the outcomes.

if you liked until dawn then you'll love this game. you play it with your phone instead of a controller

It is a decent party game to play at gathering that you are hosting

I liked this. Not an all-time fave that I would revisit .. but a decent play through. My house updates devices only as needed so we only had one device that could be utilized by the PlayLink system so if you intend to go for Plat keep that in mind as you will need at least 2 devices.

Pros: good interaction, multiple players friendly, multiple endings, nice story line Cons: clumsy operation when searching evidence, story is too short, app cannot access game data if the game is not running.

Short but very interesting. It really sucks that you can't use your ps4 controller to play.

Great game for when you have a group of people together. Awesome story and great for fans of crime and thrillers.

you need a tablet or smartphone to play this game in group innovative and creative.

First of all the game is on sale for 4.99 you can do not go wrong with this price I highly recommend buying this game when it's on sale you have to use your smart device to also play along with this game,great game from the maker of until dawn.

fun game that give you the chance to play with multiple people at at gathering (couch op) and the price makes it a must buy if you have a gathering. the visual made it realistic and had me on the edge due to the story.

Very fun game to play on PlayStation Play Link with friends or family. Your choices effect the outcome of this crime solving game. Takes a couple hours to complete and has several different outcomes if you play more than once. Very fun at a $20 cost.

short game with multiple routes to chose from. kinda funny debating on which path is the best to take and arguing with friends over it. i expect it to play 3-5 times max before putting it down forever. $5 for the game is okay

I was looking forward to this due to the impact Until Dawn had on me. I was entertained, but not as much I was with Until Dawn. The concept play link to add more variety to the game, but it was not enough for me. It is a good game but I would play Until Dawn again.