You wake up in a filthy room, your hands and feet bound with duct tape. You have no idea how you got there. No clue as to who took you. All you know is that you need to escape before they come back to something unthinkable to you -- something that involves an axe. That's the opening of Hysteria Project, a new choose-your-own-adventure game for the iDevice, shot entirely on digital video. It's a creepy set-up, to be sure. But does the game have the mileage to back up its intriguing premise? Or is this just a retread of those full-motion video games that helped doom the SEGA CD to the dustbin of history?
Hysteria Project gets a few things correct right away. It's priced right for the amount of time it takes to finish the game: $1.99 (but here free). Unless you make every wrong move in your escape attempt, you will likely get to the end of Hysteria Project in about an hour. It's doubtful you'll replay the game, too, since there seems to be just one correct path through the game. Once you know the choices to make to get out alive, there's no reason to restart Hysteria Project unless you absolutely have a scene or two you want to replay.
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