Nice game, cool puzzles, the story has cool twists and the music is amazing!

I enjoyed this game alot. The gameplay is simple, but satisfying. I do feel some puzzles were "too easy" but that's just me being a nerd to be fair. The controls are a bit weird with M&K, but it's easy to get used to. I recommend this game to an easygoing puzzle enjoyer.
Storywise I enjoyed the story. I feel like it was a bit predicable, but it feels classic instead of overdone here. I wouldn't recommend this game for the story ALONE though so keep it in mind.

100% notes: This game was dreadful to imagine 100%ing due to needing to collect all 52 cards from around the place, It wasn't so bad though actually getting it done. The only part I didn't like in the 100% was getting a certain invitation as it felt kinda random, but it wasn't awful overall. I would recommend you 100% this as the scene you get for doing so is very worthwhile if you really enjoyed the game.

Bottom line: Plays like a very long tutorial.

For a game presented as multiple murder mystery puzzles happening simultaneously in a time loop, it really doesn’t utilize this concept at all. The game is extremely railroaded and simple. You go through a sequence of independent puzzles, each consisting of about seven rooms with one obvious mechanic to use. Areas are hard-locked, except for the completed and current puzzle, and what happens in one puzzle area has no overlap with the others. The selling point of “everything happens at once” is completely irrelevant since characters have zero impact outside their own puzzles. It’s just a gimmick or setting that doesn’t actually contribute to the puzzle or mystery experience.

I pushed through hoping for an engaging climax where the game would finally let me combine some pieces of knowledge from different puzzles—maybe saving everyone in the same time loop—but the game just ended. I don’t think I ever had to combine two mechanics at any point, and most abilities had a one-time-use feel. Honestly, almost every puzzle had the same vibe and complexity level as the tutorial. It’s a shame, because the concept had so much potential.

That said, the music and art direction are great! If you’re here to jam out to some jazz, relax, turn off your brain, and gather collectibles, you’ll probably have a good time.

Other than that, it completely underdelivers. Wouldn’t recommend.