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Hidden Agenda

Hidden Agenda

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Release Date: October 24, 2017

Adventure, Thriller, Detective, Police, Co-op, Splitscreen, PlayLink Application, PlayStation Exclusive, Multiplayer, Singleplayer

An cooperative adventure detective thriller game developed by Supermassive Games. Hidden Agenda is based on popular movies and TV series of this genre. It tells the story of two female protagonists: a policewoman and a district attorney who are on the track of a serial killer. Up to five players can participate in the game, although it is also possible to play the title alone. All players are using a special phone app called PlayLink.

6.8

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4.5

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Hidden Agenda is an action-adventure crime thriller game. It was developed by Supermassive Games, the creators of well received Until Dawn. Similarly to the previous game of this developer, the new title was released on PS4.

Plot

In Hidden Agenda the players assume control of two female protagonists – Becky Marnie, a homicide detective and Felicity Graves – a district attorney. Together they investigate the case of a serial murderer known as The Trapper. They are trying to solve the mystery of his crimes.

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PlayStation 4

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Game Ratings for Hidden Agenda Video Game.

6.8

OpenCritic Rating

Game is Recomended by 34% of Critics. There are 44 Critic Reviews.

OpenCritic

PlayStation Universe: 6.5 / 10 by Timothy Nunes

Hidden Agenda is a great concept with some impressive set pieces and performances, but its narrative lets it down and it lacks any major impact.

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Eurogamer: by Oli Welsh

Supermassive's dour whodunnit is a poor vehicle for PlayLink's experiment in multiplayer narrative - a woeful mismatch of genre and form.

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TrustedReviews: 3 / 5 by Stuart Andrews

As a game for chilling out on the sofa with a handful of friends or the family, Hidden Agenda is pretty cool. Yet there's a lot about the mechanics, the story, the situations and the characters that seems wilfully, crazily dumb. For L20 for a few hours of fun it's well worth a try, but this feels like an interesting concept that needs some work before it all comes good.

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