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Adventure, Action, Thriller, Mystery
OpenCritic68IGDB66
Hidden Agenda follows homicide detective Becky Marney and district attorney Felicity Graves as they investigate doubts about a convicted serial killer's guilt. Five years after the Trapper killer's arrest, Finn awaits execution while maintaining his innocence, prompting both women to reexamine the case.
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Plot-driven, unpretentious, dark and raw.
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GamingTrendCodi SpenceOct 201785/100Hidden Agenda is like stepping into a crime drama and influencing how it plays out. The branching narrative is a welcoming aspect and makes me want to play it multiple times. It's fun to play alone, but taking it on with friends is a treat all on it's own.
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Game InformerJeff MarchiafavaOct 20178/10Hidden Agenda doesn't live up to Supermassive's interactive take on the teen slasher genre, but still weaves a suspenseful mystery worth more than one playthrough
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TwinfiniteZhiqing WanOct 20174/5Even after finding out who the true culprit is at the end of your first playthrough, Hidden Agenda makes it challenging for players to collect all the clues and gain a complete picture of what really happened in one go. There are so many things you can do differently over the course of the story, and the game has incredible replay value.
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Slant MagazineAaron RiccioOct 20172/5 starsIn single-player or multiplayer, Hidden Agenda is a game in which winning almost always feels like losing.
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TheSixthAxisStefan LNov 20175/10There's some good ideas in how PlayLink can be used to let a group of players (and non-gamers in particular) join together and shape a filmic story, but the actual interface feels clumsy, and the story and scripting leaves plenty to be desired. It's safe to say that Hidden Agenda is an obvious disappointment.
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IGDB rating 6.8/10 from 39 ratings.
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