Story is fine but the pacing is waaay too slow. It has interesting mechanics but the attention box for items are too small, making you scramble around to have the action buttons pop up. I tried going for a second round to get all the collectibles but again, the slow pacing and unskippable cutscenes make it painful to go through.

The ending left me a bit disappointed, as if there's a sequel that ought to have happened but didn't. Decent game, a lot of aspects underexplored, but worth playing through once. I won't be trying to tag up every possible decision though - this isn't Detroit: Become Human level of "choices matter", but then, I wouldn't expect that of it.

Twin Mirror is a short story-driven game that shifts and manipulates time. You play as Sam, who returns to the town of Basswood for the funeral of his friend, Nick. Sam keeps questioning how Nick could have died until he eventually uncovers that his friend was murdered. Throughout the game, you get guidance from your imaginary friend to help with decisions, though it’s up to you whether to listen to him or not. Every decision you make affects the storyline that you actively shape. I didn't expect such a well-crafted story game in around 9 hours. The story is excellent, and interacting with it is also great, I rate the story very highly. On the downside, I’d say the graphics could use some improvement, they’re not bad, but something feels lacking. Overall, I would rate Twin Mirror 7/10