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About Hacked: The Streamer
Hacked: The Streamer casts you as someone coerced into uncovering a conspiracy threatening a popular streamer named PinkyPie. Developed by GameDev.ist and released in March 2026, it’s a single-player adventure game with heavy dialogue and branching choices. Set in a chaotic online world, you sift through evidence, interrogate suspects, and make ethical dilemmas that shape the story. The game leans into its interactive movie format, with minimal combat and a focus on narrative impact. Ideal for players who like stories where decisions matter, though it’s light on action and puzzles.
Gameplay
You spend most sessions watching pre-rendered scenes, pausing to collect clues or choose dialogue options. Each choice alters relationships, unlocks new leads, or triggers consequences like leaked data or security breaches. The game uses quick-time events for tense moments, like evading a hacker’s trace. Sessions typically last 30, 90 minutes, with frequent save points. Replayability hinges on different endings: one player might free PinkyPie, another could expose a hidden antagonist. The controls are simple, with the left stick navigating menus and buttons for quick decisions. Pacing varies, some chapters drag during exposition, others accelerate with sudden reveals.
What Players Think
PlayPile users gave it 8.2/10, with 35% completing the main story. Average playtime is 7 hours, and 42% of players finish all side paths. Community moods skew toward curiosity (62%) and tension (48%), but 28% called the plot “predictable.” Critics praised the branching narrative but noted underdeveloped subplots. One review stated, “The choices have real weight, but the ending feels rushed.” Achievement completion is 50% (25/50 average), with unlocks tied to dialogue options and secret files. Price complaints are rare, as it’s listed at $29.99, though some wish it had more mechanics than just dialogue trees.
PlayPile's Take
Worth playing for fans of narrative-driven adventures, especially those who like moral dilemmas. At $29.99, it’s a short but replayable experience, most see it through once. The 50 achievements and multiple endings (7 total) add value, but don’t expect depth beyond story. Skip it if you want action or puzzles. The game’s strength is its twists, which keep it engaging despite occasional pacing issues. Not impressive, but a solid pick for cozy story sessions.
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Single player
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