The opinion of
India
So yeah, we talked a lot about 12 Minutes, the interactive time-loop-based thriller, when it was released in August 2019. As you know, some people liked it, some not, mostly because of some of the footage to. carry out to access the rest of the story. For my part, I had a very special experience because I was discovering the game with the other members of the editorial staff. In the end, it was more of a social experience than anything else. As we progressed, we exchanged on the moments that we had encountered, the possibilities that we had triggered, often surprised to learn that such a thing was possible. Especially since we can find objects and information at very different times. I found myself more or less in the middle of the game without having an item that the characters evoked from the start, seeking to obtain information from other players without being spoiled. All of this until the final climax, not necessarily stunning, but which did not leave me indifferent. In short, aside from its faults, 12 Minutes is a game that tries things out, and which turns out to be more of an experience than a video game. But a very good experience despite everything. If you like storytelling experiences, go ahead without hesitation, trust me.