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The Big Hollow: 1982

The Big Hollow: 1982

|Adventure, Point-and-click

8.3 /10

Aww Great!

Niche

30 ratings
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Why play it

A serial killer’s dumping ground is exposed. Find details in the evidence, interpret their behaviors, and prove your worth to the FBI’s new Behavioral Science Unit. A dark, atmospheric 2D animated murder mystery.

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Rating momentum

Aww Great!: 8.3/10 across 30 ratings. Word of mouth is strong — if you like the genre, go for it.

Play style

Leans into Adventure, Point-and-click, Indie — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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SomGeekVladimír Rusnák · 20 Jul, 2026
8/10

Overall, The Big Hollow 1982 is a well-crafted detective game that won't be everyone's cup of tea. However, if you enjoy following clues and connecting the dots, it's sure to keep you captivated for several hours.

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JsemGamerOndřej Halíř · 30 Jun, 2026
8/10

The Big Hollow: 1982 is a short detective case that should please any true crime fan. With simple mechanics and forgiving gameplay, it makes for an ideal cozy rainy-evening experience with a good cup of coffee and a murder to solve.

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SoftpediaCosmin Vasile · 23 Jun, 2026
8/10

The Big Hollow: 1982 is a good detective game that gets just a little too repetitive and fails to innovate in any important way.

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Gaming-VillageBarbara Ritter · 11 Jun, 2026
8/10

These three hours I spent with The Big Hollow felt just right and were entertaining from start to finish—without the time feeling stretched out or rushed. And even if my leaps of thought perhaps went a bit too far now and then, it was no problem to shift down a gear and roll everything out a bit more slowly.

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