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The Test: Hypothesis Rising

Randumb Studios

PC $1.99 2020-04-27
4.3/ 5

3 player ratings

Rank #531 on PlayPulse

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About The Test: Hypothesis Rising

(This game, as well as many others in our bundle, is FANTASTIC for Youtubers & Streamers to create content and engage with their audience. This creates a unique experience for all parties involved, and players playing the game themselves can enjoy the solo experience tremendously all on their own as well!)The Test: Hypothesis Rising. The Test: Hypothesis Rising is the second chapter in a three-part trilogy. The Test series is a social experiment that can be classified as an atmospheric, psychological-simulation with horror elements. Dive into your own psyche and get answers to questions you've kept hidden deep, down inside. Unlock your mind in ways never done before and experience new found knowledge simply by taking, "The Test: Hypothesis Rising." In the second chapter of The Test series, the questions get bolder, the stakes get higher, and the results get more specific as we uncover more and more about what makes you... Well... You. You will answer a series of questions that will reveal things from deep within. These questions may make you uncomfortable, but with great knowledge comes great sacrifice. Can you make it all the way through The Test: Hypothesis Rising, and if you

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HiddenEcho09 4.0/5

My secret word was "Talented"

My secret word was "Talented" I feel like this was a bit more depth-filled than The Test since it was longer and offered a more variety of questions to answer and also offered more than just "yes" and "no" questions. However I didn't like the attempts at jump-scare they decided to put in the game this time because they just felt out of place and weren't scary, terrifying, or disturbing. I feel like this is more of an "experience" than a game. All of the games this studio has made appear to be more of the "experience" instead of actual games. There's no reason really to replay any of their stuff unless you want a friend to play it to see what their word is, but I think the low price is worth what you get out of this. You get the pep talk and you would pay much more to hear what the game says in it's intro and at the end from an actual therapist or life-coach.

  • Graphics4.0
  • Gameplay4.5
  • Story3.5
  • Value4.5
SilentDune 4.0/5

My secret word is: Talented

My secret word is: Talented "Be of service. Whether you make yourself available to a friend or co-worker, or you make time every month to do volunteer work, there is nothing that harvests more of a feeling of empowerment than being of service to someone in need." – Gillian Anderson ... I want to believe

  • Graphics4.5
  • Gameplay4.5
  • Story3.5
  • Value3.5
RustyFox77 4.5/5

The developers of this game and all the other games made by Randumb Studios found themselves a winning formula

The developers of this game and all the other games made by Randumb Studios found themselves a winning formula. Not only that they managed to give players the feel of self importance all throughout their games by asking them random questions about the way they would do things in various theoretical situations (essentially asking players how they would run the world), but the developers also managed to make a positive review generator by encouraging the players to write in the store page their "secret word", which isn't unique to every single player but is unique enough to make most players feel special. Some players won't post their secret word but those who do, those who "want to make their voice heard" (probably because the developers promised that the "secret word" would mean something later on) would obviously not give the game thumbs down while doing so. Since the game is so cheap and the developers seem to care about their customers most people won't refund it either. Now all the developers need to do is to just take this very successful formula and use it in another project, while changing things up a little bit to call it a 'new game' and make more money (WHICH THEY DID). Honestly I didn't learn anything new about myself while playing this game, but I learned the developers are incredibly smart, and they deserve their earnings and their positive reviews. Good job!

  • Graphics4.5
  • Gameplay4.0
  • Story4.5
  • Value4.5
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