HANGAR 51: Classified Investigation

HANGAR 51: Classified Investigation

Can my PC run HANGAR 51: Classified Investigation

Find out whether your PC can run this game by reviewing the minimum and recommended requirements below.

RAM 4 GB+ Storage 14 GB+ Windows 10

Game Details

Languages
English، French، Italian، German، Spanish - Spain، Simplified Chinese، Traditional Chinese، Korean، Spanish - Latin America، Japanese، Portuguese - Brazil، Portuguese - Portugal، Russian، Languages With Full Audio Support
Genre
Adventure، Casual
Category
Single-player، Steam Achievements، Family Sharing
Developer
Lootz Games
Publisher
Lootz Games

Minimum Requirements

CPU
Intel Core i3 2.00 GHz / AMD Ryzen 7 9700X / 9700X / 9700
GPU
NVIDIA GeForce 450 / AMD Radeon Pro 450 Compute Engine / Pro 450 / 450
RAM
4 GB
Storage
14 GB
OS
Windows 10

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Game Description

Enter HANGAR 51, follow the protocol.

Don’t trust the lights. Don’t trust the recordings.

And whatever you do, don’t open sealed doors without authorization.

WELCOME TO HANGAR 51

HANGAR 51 is a first-person investigation game set inside a sealed 1980s bunker. You play as an inspector sent to examine what remains after a classified incident. The official reports are incomplete, the evidence is scattered, and the facility feels frozen in time. Your mission is to reconstruct the truth.

YOUR CAMERA IS YOUR MAIN TOOL

You don’t just look for clues, you document them. As you explore and solve puzzles, you must use your camera to capture the details that matter:

  • Photograph suspicious objects, environments, and anomalies

  • Capture visual evidence that supports (or contradicts) official records

  • Decide what is worth documenting and what can be ignored

    What you choose to photograph directly affects your investigation.

A FIRST-PERSON INVESTIGATION GAME

This is a slow-paced investigation experience focused on observation, deduction, and evidence gathering. You will explore the bunker room by room, searching for clues, anomalies, documents, and objects that don’t quite add up and deciding what is relevant.

  • Search offices, labs, storage rooms, and containment corridors

  • Collect key items, codes, and access cards

  • Reconstruct the incident through documents, terminals, and audio logs

  • Solve interconnected puzzles that make the facility feel like a real place

THE FINAL REPORT

At the end of your investigation, you must compile your findings into a final report. What you documented and what you missed will shape your conclusions.