Hitchhiker - A Mystery Game

Critic reviews

• Adventure Gamers

  Laura Cress · May 21, 2021

  6.0

  A wild ride full of bizarre anecdotes, cryptic characters and gorgeous drives, Hitchhiker – A Mystery Game offers up more than the average road trip, though the dense dialogue and the finale’s sudden ending prevent it from reaching top gear.

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• 3rd-strike.com

  Nickskuh · May 15, 2021

  6.0

  Hitchhiker is an interesting mystery game that may drive you to the edge of your seat. If you’re into solving riddles and finding out more about a remarkable story while not needing to put a lot of effort in it, then this game is perfect for you.

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• Sirus Gaming

  Leif Rey Bornales · May 12, 2021

  6.0

  It is an interesting game but it’s a game that I feel is not suited for everyone. But if you are just looking for a game to escape to. A game that will help you de-stress and just enjoy the visuals that it offers, then I would say this is a game that anyone should be interested in playing.

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• Push Square

  Brett Posner-Ferdman · Apr 29, 2021

  6.0

  While the story is engaging, the game’s technical issues, inconsistent puzzle difficulty, and overall monotonous gameplay makes this a better movie than a game. If you are looking for a game that has you playing a more interactive experience, you should steer clear from Hitchhiker.

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• TechRaptor

  Will Quick · Apr 23, 2021

  6.5

  Hitchhiker comes to us from Mad About Pandas and is available on Switch, PS4, Xbox One, Apple Arcade, and PC. It’s a surreal-mystery-thriller about a stranger remembering where they came from and where they’re going. If you can get past the technical and limiting issues there’s an interesting and somewhat relaxing experience to be had. Grab your trusty backpack and get on the road again.

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• VGChartz

  Lee Mehr · May 14, 2021

  4.5

  Mad About Pandas had a unique dilemma to tackle: keeping players in the limelight while they're always in the passenger seat. It's a neat concept that earns some of my respect. But the closest example I kept falling back to was Virginia – another narrative adventure I can't recommend. Both have this annoying commitment to deliberate opaqueness as a way to fool themselves into thinking they're deep.

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