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Reversed is a 2D RPG revolving around mysteries and puzzle solving. The player plays as Mike Insen, a former criminal reincarnated as a detective in the town of Pazura. In exchange for this second chance, Mike must solve a certain number of cases as his "punishment" in order to return to his final mission. 

Currently, the player can play through Case 1: A Child’s Request. Mike must find the truth behind Akira Gow's mysterious disappearance for a kid named Kai Chochi, who gives him his first case. But is everything as it seems? Was Akira truly kidnapped... or murdered? Or is something else at play here?

Message from the developer: Hi! My name is Alex! Thanks for checking out this game! This game is in-development from a college project I worked on, meaning that not all the chapters are out yet. If you notice any bugs or have any feedback for me, please let me know in the comments. :)

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I had a good time with this game! I liked the animation contrast between the 3d world and the 2d characters. Walking into different buildings and searching for clues is a pretty cool mechanic. I also really liked the voice acting, the lines are delivered humanly and reasonably without sounding too extra or emotionless. The dialogue system between the main character and the other fictional characters works very well too, where I feel that each question, I ask gets a good response from the other character. Overall, it is a good detective game with nice quality graphics and a good number of interactable areas.

Thank you so much for your comment! I'm glad you liked the dialogue and the voice acting :) Those were some of my favorite parts to work on for this game!

This game was a lot of fun for me! The idea is fascinating, and I enjoyed the mechanics of traveling the city. Exploring buildings and looking for clues in desks brought variety and participation to the gameplay. While the ability to enter some structures is entertaining.

Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you found the game fun! :)

I very much enjoyed this game. I think the concept is great and the way you move around the streets is a good mechanic. In addition, the ability to go inside some buildings and be able to examine desks and such for clues to solve the problem is very well made. I think one thing that could help is that if you were allowed to go into every building to explore to maybe add a red herring or just have nothing inside. Some things I would simplify though would be the intro cutscenes/dialogue. It was a little too long and I found myself losing interest, and that also goes for some of the dialogues in the game play as well. The game component of seeing the clues and things you have obtained was great, and should not be changed for now. I also, I think the ability to choose which questions to ask the npc character was great and added more randomness for the character. Overall the game was good, but something that needs to be changed is shortening the dialogue to keep the player more engaged, and also to have more buildings/things to look at.

Thank you so much for playing the game and for your insightful feedback! I definitely like the idea of adding a few more spaces for players to explore, and I hope to expand the world of Reversed even more in either future updates or future chapters for the game. And yes haha, the dialogue is definitely long and is something I am hoping to improve on! When it comes to solo projects, I tend to just have fun with the dialogue because the only limit is myself and the time I have for the project, but I do understand that long dialogue scenes are not for everyone. Thank you once again for taking the time to review my game! :)

From the dev

Hi! In the credits page is the link to my portfolio, but it has now been updated to https://www.alexandrasilalahi.com/

Sorry for the confusion! Will be corrected in a later update!