Twelve Minutes is a real-time thriller where you're trapped in a 12-minute time loop inside a single apartment. Each cycle begins the same: a quiet evening with your wife. Then a detective breaks in, accuses her of murder, and kills you. You wake at the start again. The entire game plays from a top-down view with point-and-click controls—drag items, talk to characters, try different actions. Your only tool is memory. What you learn in one loop carries forward, letting you test theories, hide evidence, or confront people earlier. The apartment never changes, but your approach does. Voice acting from James McAvoy, Daisy Ridley, and Willem Dafoe. It's about using repetition to solve a domestic mystery where the crime, the victim, and the truth keep shifting. Works if you like puzzle-box narratives that reward note-taking.
