Posted on: September 21, 2025
RiccardoZeta
Verified ownerGames: 168 Reviews: 5
Great concept and realization
The time-looping mechanism never gets old: each section of the game is pretty easy to solve, so you won't repeat the same stuff endlessly; plus, when you loop back, you get a chance to explore and discover new details, like a dialogue you hadn't heard before, a collectible or a piece of plot. Moreover, none of the instruments and abilities you collect is ever a one-trick pony, you use them repeatedly. Only pity is that from time to time you have to wait idly for the right moment to do things, and there is no speeding up. The only instance when the looping got on my nerves was towards the end: still missing a few of the collectibles, I got locked into a long cutscene. After that there was a chance to rewind so I took it, thinking that the cutscene was done for: instead, I had to go through the last part of the game again. So you all have to know this: YOU CAN GET THE COLLECTIBLES POSTGAME. Enjoy yout playthrough, and if you feel like it, go back to 100% the game later. (Shoutout to Ozzy II's video on time-looping videogames, that convinced me to try this game even though I usually don't like repetition in games)
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