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Twin Study

A point-and-click puzzle game about twins, genetics, and something else—something hidden in how the story's told. A suspected murder recounted by the suspected murderer. Delve into the mind of an unreliable narrator. Pay attention to what each puzzle reveals.

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Kinbote
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Kinbote
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About the Game

Synopsis

Milo's twin brother, Milton, is dead. He may or may not have killed him. In fact, he might not know for sure.

Wrapped inside Milo's speculation about Milton's cause of death—a rare and chronic disease—lies something more elusive, something Milo can't help but circle back to.

Twin Study is a suspected murder recounted by the suspected murderer. The focus doesn't seem to be who, but how and why. 

Collect evidence

Determine the cause

Choose the words for the story

Follow Milo's recount of their lives leading up to the death. Words--in more than one language--are sometimes more than what they seem.

Features

  • A complex story about family dynamics, genetics and fate.

  • An unreliable narrator

  • Puzzle mechanics tied to the story and the narrator's unique perspective

  • Collectable story fragments

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