For example, the game might ask who out of the group is the bravest, the person most people voted for will get to override the group’s collective decision. The twist is, Hidden Agenda asks you to answer questions based on your team’s personality traits to drive the decisions forward. In Story Mode, up to six players vote on dialogue and character decisions playing out in real-time on the screen. Look, we’re not saying Hidden Agenda has the most original plot but that doesn’t mean you can’t have some fun with it. In Hidden Agenda, you play as various characters involved in the hunt for the Trapper Killer, the creatively named criminal who… kills people with… traps. Possibly the best thing to come out PlayLink, Hidden Agenda is a choice-based narrative game from the Supermassive brains behind Until Dawn. When it slows down, players must slow their movements to a crawl to stay in the game. When the tempo picks up, players must use the opportunity to psych out their opponents and break their composure.

Instead, players are each handed a PlayStation Move controller which they can only move as fast as the tempo of J.S Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos (playing through the PlayStation 4). Johann Sebastian Joust, on the other hand, doesn’t use the screen at all. Super Pole Riders is a game from Bennett Foddy (Ape Out, Getting Over It) that feels like 1v1 basketball and pole-vaulting had a baby and raised it exclusively on Tekken. Both great fun, but the stars of Sportsfriends are Super Pole Riders and Johann Sebastian Joust. Hokra is a minimalistic evolution of Pong with four corners/players and obstacles to bounce the ball off. Players must dunk the ball in the other’s side of the ocean without falling in themselves. Two teams stand on opposing sides of an island. Sportsfriends is a delightful party game that features four competitive minigames: BaraBariBall, Super Pole Riders, Hokra and Johann Sebastian Joust.īaraBariBall has a bit of a Super Smash Bros.

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