Hell Is Us: Review of Notes from Specialized Press

The new Rogue Factor game bursts in with high ratings and an approach that bets on exploration without markers

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Hell Is Us has made a strong debut on Xbox Series, PlayStation 5, and PC. The press agrees in highlighting its oppressive world, the freedom to explore, and puzzles that require observation and thought. The most notable point is combat: it works, but some media outlets are calling for more variety in weapons and enemies. Still, the overall balance is positive and points to one of the most talked-about titles of 2025.

In Generación Xbox we’ve been clear with our review: 90/100 on Xbox Series X. If you’re looking for a distinct challenge that forces you to observe, fight with your head, and be involved in every step, Hell Is Us deserves your attention. A hidden gem that has a lot to say this year.

International Press Scores for Hell Is Us

• Generación Xbox — 90/100 (Xbox Series X)

• TechRadar Gaming — 90/100 (PC)

• Shacknews — 90/100 (PC)

• Push Square — 90/100 (PS5)

• PlayStation Universe — 90/100 (PS5)

• IGN Deutschland — 90/100 (PS5)

• GameOver.gr — 90/100 (PS5)

• Hobby Consolas — 88/100 (PS5)

• CGMagazine — 85/100 (PC)

• Wccftech — 85/100 (PC)

• DualShockers — 85/100 (PS5)

• Gameblog.fr — 80/100 (PC)

• Destructoid — 80/100 (PC)

• GamesRadar+ — 80/100 (PS5)

• IGN España — 80/100 (PS5)

• GamePro Germany — 80/100 (PS5)

• TheXboxHub — 80/100 (Xbox Series X)

• Slant Magazine — 80/100 (Xbox Series X)

• Xbox Achievements — 75/100 (Xbox Series X)

• Jeuxvideo.com — 75/100 (Xbox Series X)

• Gamepressure — 75/100 (PC)

What’s Most Valued

• Free exploration without maps or indicators, which trusts the player.

• Atmosphere dense and a background that deals with tough themes with maturity.

• Puzzles well integrated that reward observation and note-taking.

What’s Criticized

• Variety of enemies and weapons somewhat short.

• Pace initially slow for those who prefer very marked objectives.

With this release, Rogue Factor earns a spot among the essentials of the year for those who enjoy demanding adventures and worlds that tell stories at every step. Do you like that style of game that requires calm, attention, and method? Then there’s quality material here.