The Gap

I would wait for it to go on sale took maybe 2 hours to complete

Get this team a movie making studio because they have created art that could easily translate to the big screen. My only issue was that two puzzles were annoyingly difficult

It's important to note that this is a story game with very light puzzle elements, and that should be understood before playing. Its story is really good, the voice acting is very good, but there's not much in terms of gameplay. The story and discovery of it makes up for it though, it keeps you engaged. The asking price is a bit steep at $20 for just a few hours until completion, but definitely recommend on sale for $10 or less. Despite it being a bit on the short side, the story was neatly concluded by the end and any additional filler content would've had my attention start to fade. Overall, really good and interesting story. I wouldn't be surprised if the devs go into making movies

Gameplay: Minimal. You explore rooms for memories (clues) and repeat when going to a different time/reality. Voice Acting: Top notch. The conversations and dialog - it's believed, it sounds genuine. Towards the end, it's quite sad to listen in where they're at. Dislike: Progression. A graph is present to show story /task completion but, it isn't accurate. I know I completed it but it is marked as incomplete. It was frustrating to the point I had to view a guide to make sure it wasn't a glitch or to see if something else was missing. The story is the standout and is worth experiencing. Adding the voice work, it's great. With the combination of a short playthrough and a 'view object' gameplay, ON SALE is my recommendation.

1st game I've actually finished in at least 5 years. I bounce around from game to game alot because of my A.D.D. but this game got me sucked in and had my full attention. Amazing story and decent puzzles to work through. Give it a shotand you wont be disappointed. I've been on XBOX for 18 years and I think this is the first ever game review I've ever written.