PRM Games is thrilled to announce that Hello Stranger, the highly anticipated FMV psychological horror-thriller from Paul Raschid releases today for PC via Steam for $9.99 USD/ €9.75 EUR/ £8.50 GPB. Fans can also grab a special 10% limited-time launch discount.
What is Hello Stranger?
Hello Stranger is a gripping FMV (Full-Motion Video) psychological horror-thriller, written and directed by Paul Raschid (The Complex, Five Dates, Ten Dates, The Gallery). The game plunges players into a chilling story where survival depends on the choices they make.
The Story:
Cam lives his entire life through his smart-home – work, entertainment, and even socializing via Hello Stranger, a random video chat platform. One night, an unsettling encounter with a masked stranger turns into a nightmare. The stranger hacks into Cam’s home, locks him inside, and forces him to play three deadly games. Every choice matters. Win the games, or it’s game over. Permanently.
The player has two story modes to choose from: Game Mode and Cinema Mode. Both modes draw on over four hours of live-action content with multiple branching paths that lead to 10 possible endings.
Game Mode – a full FMV game experience.
- Interactive mini-games that test your wits and reflexes.
- The mini-games include a Platformer Game, a Car Chase Game, a Shoot ‘Em Up Game, A Beat ‘Em Up Game and a Survival Horror.
- Playing these mini-games could provide a total of 20 hours of gameplay.
- All games available with a variety of gameplay systems.
Cinema Mode – closer to an interactive film experience.
- This is the mode used for the cinema screenings.
- Limited games are available and they function with a traditional choice-based mechanics only.
A Star-Studded Cast
Hello Stranger boasts an incredible lineup of talent, featuring:
- George Blagden (Vikings)
- Danny Griffin (Fate: The Winx Saga)
- Christina Wolfe (The Ark, FBI: International)
- Kulvinder Ghir (Foundation, Goodness Gracious Me)
- Laura Whitmore (Queenie)
- Yasmin Finney (Heartstopper)
- Derek Jacobi (Gladiator, countless more)
