7 Minutes in Hell Reviews

For the price this game is so much worth it

great game to play with a friend's! because sadly there is not much online public players. still a great I would love to play more!

It's multiplayer, it's fun, and it's cheap. Everything is well put together and its got plenty of its own thing going on. This is a game that you can play more than once and still have a good time. It doesn't feature as much suffering surrounding inventory and tools as LC. The objective is simple and collecting extras is satisfying and useful as most items have some mechanical use that you can take advantage of. Proximity chat can be balanced per player, and volumes dont go to the moon when players come close to you. Prox chat also has a good balance and range to it. Most creatures don't one shot you, and you can be revived by your friends. Those 2 details mean there is still room for antics and fun, some games of this genre punish you any time you mess about. The game show aspect is well done. Great game.

This game is so much fun! Worth the 8 euro for sure.

A fun and well executed setting of being in a gameshow livestream. Complete with bonus rounds not related to the standard gameplay to add into the gameshow aspect. Similar to Lethal Company-like games with getting loot and money boxes to complete a run/day. Before a run starts, you're able to select a sponsorship that gives a small bonus for your team, ranging from items like a single backpack or effects like jump height. You can buy items in a PC interface shop, but you unlock more items to buy by acquiring them at least once before. More suits are acquired through achievements. You can also buy cosmetic items for the hub area with cash. When a run starts, you have the 7 minutes to grab as much as possible, but the necessary things are to find the exit and collect a set number(6) of money boxes in order to unlock the exit. Other than that, time is spent finding other items like valuables, weapons to fight back against some monsters and utility like bandages. Additionally there are traps scattered about and as mentioned, monsters to chase you around. There's also a locked safe and the sticky note with the 3 digit code somewhere else. The 7 minutes time limit provides a level of panic when you have to scramble around to find the money boxes you need. Some of the monster designs can actual give a scare, like the jumpscare face door. As you progress through more days, things get tougher and more chaotic. I overall recommend this game with it's unique take on this type of genre. Has a great variety of items to figure out their use cases. Of course playing with friends adds greatly to the experience you'll have. I still have more things to learn for this game, but I believe you should give it a shot with your buddies.