
Devil's Hideout is a horror point and click adventure. Lauren learns from a mystic that her young sister is still alive, with cultists staging her death. Traveling to the hospital where her sister received care, Lauren plunges headfirst into a nightmare.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $9.99 | 101reviews | 85% | — | $16.8K |
| $3.49−65% | 8ratings | 76% | — | not modelled |
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This is one of those little retro-style point 'n' click adventures that feels like it knows exactly what it wants to be – and doesn't overstay its welcome. The story is creepy and atmospheric without being particularly complicated, and honestly, that's perfectly fine for a game this short. There aren't many locations or characters to keep track of, so the whole thing moves along pretty quickly. Maybe a little [b]too[/b] quickly, but at least it never gets boring. I was also pleasantly surprised by the full voice acting, which adds a lot more personality than I expected from such a small game. The puzzles were probably the highlight for me. A couple of them made me scratch my head for a bit, but nothing that an experienced point 'n' click veteran should have too much trouble with. There are definitely a few moments where you have to think outside the box, but thankfully it never reaches the "combine every item with everything else and pray" level of adventure game nonsense! 😄 The biggest problem is simply that there's not much of it. There are only a handful of locations and characters, and the story is over before you really have the chance to get deeply invested in it. I wouldn't have minded a little more content, especially considering how promising the creepy atmosphere is. Still, we got a perfectly OK little adventure. It's short, it's creepy, it has some decent puzzles and full voice acting, and it scratches that old-school point 'n' click itch. Nothing particularly groundbreaking, but if you're an adventure game veteran, like I am, who enjoys retro-style experiences, it's worth giving a shot.
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great game. spooky, creepy awesomeness. can't wait to see what this dev cooks up next!
It's a short but enjoyable game. For some reason, the vibes of this game reminded me of Cultic.
Un point & click muy interesante, perfecto para cualquier fan del género. Me gustó la historia, y los gráficos son preciosos. Eso sí, me llevé un par de sustos y hacía mucho que un juego de éste género no me lo generaba XD
While I enjoy and recommend Devil's Hideout to fans of point and click games, it has some issues with pacing and plot in a way that makes it feel like a story fragment rather than a complete experience. Also the clown was a weird inclusion.
If you like point and click detective games then play this game. The graphics are very beautiful, I like them a lot. The voice acting is mostly good, some of the characters are a little forced. The sound design is 10/10 amazing. I really wish to see what the developers can create with a longer story. I would have loved to see this world more in depth. The scary elements of the game are very clever!
The Devil's Hideout is a rather short fully voiced horror adventure game. The pixel graphics really do their thing to create some atmosphere of uncannyness and an uneasy feeling. Especially the beginning works pretty well. Unfortunately latest in the second half of the game puzzles get very random and stuff doesn't make much sense anymore. I think that's done deliberately to make the scenario more mystical/horror-themed but personally I found it rather hilarious. The actual horror in that game happend through a hand full of some quite forseeable jump scares. It's okay for me, but I hoped for a bit more/different, especially with some of the scenes that were presented. Still a thumbs up for solid pixel graphics and voice acting together with a rather cheap price.
Excelente jogo.
Another great game by Cosmic Void. Love the setting and the pixel art!
Well, it was mediocre, weird, with illogical items, short and somewhat unrewarding ending[s] I've been playing point-and-clicks for 30+ years, this is one of the games that didn't impress me at all
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