Interim Crossroads

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38888018-United-Critics/] Please follow [b]United Critics[/b] for quality reviews[/url] [h2]Interim Crossroads Review[/h2] [h1]Literally ”Feels Like Heaven”?[/h1] Imagine waking up in a purgatory that’s not quite hell, not quite heaven, and not even that dreary. Welcome to the Middle World—a cyberpunk purgatory with neon vibes, eternal twilight, and more emotional baggage than your average drama series. Interim Crossroads drops you into this strange, pain-is-real-but-death-isn’t limbo, as Julius—a man with no memory but a major to-do list of guilt, redemption, and existential dilemmas. The game promises impactful choices, deep character relationships, and about 16 different endings, but does it deliver a meaningful afterlife experience? Let’s unpack it. [h1]About This Game [/h1] [h2]Storyline [/h2] The story starts with a classic trope: amnesia. You’re Julius, freshly dead and utterly clueless, thrown into a world that feels both futuristic and fantastical. The Middle World has one main rule—if you’ve got unfinished business or unresolved trauma, you’re stuck here until you fix it. Julius’s “unfinished business”? Redeeming himself to …

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Really enjoyed the atmosphere and the overall concept. The story keeps you curious, and I liked how the choices actually feel meaningful. A short but interesting visual novel with a unique setting. Definitely worth checking out.

Good story and great storytelling. I've played lots of these and can say it was one of the best ones.

Definitely worth the price. Good game.

Really interesting setting and a surprisingly engaging story. The Middle World concept works well, and I liked how your choices, relationships, and attributes actually affect the way things unfold. The mystery around Julius' past kept me curious, and the atmosphere has a nice mix of cyberpunk, drama, and darker themes without feeling too forced. Definitely worth checking out if you enjoy story-driven visual novels with meaningful choices.