Burn Me Twice

It would be an amazing game if it wasn't so buggy.

I think the game had good potential. The lack of direction could be tedious at times and like others said, you could get soft locked if you're not careful. I really wanted to like this game, but after the third trial when you encounter the first skeleton as someone else said, a game breaking glitch you can't kill it. So I can't recommend this cute game unfortunately. I really wanted to finish this game too, such a bummer. :/

Игра 'Burn Me Twice' – это захватывающее приключение в мрачной итальянской деревне, где суеверия и подозрения захлестнули разум людей. Сюжет, вдохновленный реальными историческими событиями, держит в напряжении от начала и до конца. Мне очень понравилась атмосфера: тщательно проработанные локации, жутковатый саундтрек и постоянное ощущение надвигающейся опасности создают эффект полного погружения. Головоломки логичные и в меру сложные, заставляют поломать голову, но не вызывают раздражения. Персонажи хорошо прописаны, каждый со своим характером и мотивами. Особенно интересно следить за взаимоотношениями главной героини с жителями деревни, ведь от твоих действий зависит, кому можно доверять, а кто плетет заговор. Единственный небольшой минус – временами встречается некоторая монотонность в геймплее, когда приходится долго искать определенный предмет. В остальном же, 'Burn Me Twice' – это отличный пример сюжетно-ориентированной хоррор-игры, способной увлечь на несколько часов и оставить после себя приятные впечатления. Рекомендую всем любителям атмосферных приключений и тайн!

A game about a witch that has to go for a trial and was burned, but she gets a second chance to make things right by some sort of entity that can turn back time. The control is using keyboards mainly, and the aim is to find clues to prove your innocence and find the persons responsible for the happenings in the game, after the entity has rewind time for you. The game is mainly interacting with people and looking for clues, with minimal puzzle that involves you searching for items needed to unlock certain doors, and there is also the trial in which you need to provide correct clues to win the trial. At one point in the game there is a stealth mode as well as a fighting mode, which can get a bit annoying at certain times if you don't know what to do, but mostly easy i guess [spoiler]the part at the second chef scene had me stressed cuz i kept getting caught be the moving chef, and the field of vision is not really obvious in the dark scene so it's hard to see where i'm supposed to hide to avoid getting caught[/spoiler] Artwork is cute and the colors fit the theme of the game nicely, though the game does have elements of gore a bit but it's not really shown in an explicit manner [sp…

Burn Me Twice is a low key asset flip, a bunch of other people's assets assembled badly to make a basic game, typically this kind of thing is done by amateur developers without sufficient budget, talent and/or staff to do the job of game development professionally. It's then quickly rushed into Steam Direct. And, unsurprisingly, this never results in a product with any quality, interest, or value for gamers. This is just a bunch of Synty assets dumped around a basic adventure game template. Some effort went into building a real game out of other people's assets, and they're not trying to get your money for Synty's asset packs, but it's still somewhat offensive to see asset flips like this on Steam when there's so many genuine creators out there. The game itself, while having a promising narrative, boils down to a lot of fetch quests and simplistic puzzles, it's not engaging, it's not long, it is buggy, and once more.... Synty asset flip. Whenever you see a Synty asset pack on Steam, you know you're gonna have a bad time. So, the game might look better than you'd expect from an amateur project, but this is because it's partially or completely made up of stock assets, "borrowe…

I can forgive jank for a compelling game but the simple truth is this barely qualifies as a mystery game. of the two cases, the first is outright told to the player, followed by a confession in writing, and the second has a arguably two suspects, one of which has the murder weapon in his house. No logical thought is necessary, just exploring the map until the case is directly told to you. In some cases, logical thought should be avoided to ignore obvious inconsistencies. The concept and art direction show real promise, but the writing needs much, much more work.