Launching on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
What follows is a psychological thriller that looks to be very much in the vein of Dontnod’s numerous other picturesque-locale-gone-freaky efforts, with the exploratory bits now married to a system where Sam – and his “more emphatic and social” alter-ego Double – are able to utilise his strikingly designed “mind palace”, revisiting the past and searching for clues.
Eurogamer’s Tom Phillip took a closer look at Twin Mirror earlier this year, with his time suggesting a “more grown-up, broody take on” Dontnod’s familiar formula.
Unlike previous Dontnod narrative adventures, Twin Mirror won’t go the episodic route, meaning players will get the whole story in one go when it comes to Xbox One, PS4, and the Epic Store (which has secured a one-year exclusivity deal on PC) on 1st December.
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