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Hands on: Twin Mirror Review

Twin Mirror Review

Posted on December 2, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Twin Mirror marks the first self-published title from DONTNOD, the critically acclaimed studio behind the beloved Life is Strange franchise.

DONTNOD has had quite a run as of late. After the near-perfect Life is Strange 2 reached its epic conclusion before the arrival 2020, the developer broke new ground with Tell Me Why, a three-part family drama that put a transgender character in the limelight.

Now, it’s back yet again with its first-ever self-published experience, which for any developer is a huge achievement.
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