Twin Mind: Nobody's Here

Love this game

Hints like “something belongs here” or “”something is missing” are not helpful one bit. In the puzzle of placing items where they belong according to a painting, some of the items were covered by the items-bar (sits center bottom). It was very difficult to enlarge the scene and click on a tiny corner of item needed, and, without the hints, no one can know where the items are. Sloppy game development.

This game should have been terrific. However, once again a very serious lack of touchscreen sensitivity on the gameplay interface ruined it for me. It was extremely difficult to acquire and use inventory items. This was even more of a shame because Domini actually gained some creativity and offered up more unique tools to use. Other issues included awful graphics, problems with translation (soap was called soup, and grammar, vocabulary and syntax were incorrect.), as well as a banal and trite storyline (evil entity stealing souls for immortality or in this case to return a dead son to life). General gameplay was interesting and entertaining and there was a good variety of HO scenes and mini-games. Oh, and a word of warning! Do not enter the morphing collectibles screen. The button to close it out is off the gameplay interface and you will have to reload your game. That’s annoying too! Another infuriating issue was that the map and photo icons were imprinted over some of the mini-game puzzle instructions. Some of the puzzles (such as using a stethoscope to open a safe) were impossible to manipulate. In the deluxe edition, the game crashed in the last scene where you learn about Tobias’ son. I had to reload the game again. For what you people are paying (someone mentioned $10!, I assume for the upgraded edition) quality assurance should be perfect and gameplay absolutely flawless. For these reasons and my misery at tapping extremely hard to the point that my hand actually hurt, my rating will be 3 stars. If the touchscreen had been way more sensitive I probably would have rated it 4-5 stars. Gamers, you are not doing yourselves any favors if you don’t start rating objectively. Domini will keep on releasing subpar games for which you spend a lot of money! Start being honest. It’s time for Oleg to hire more quality assistance staff and enforcing some extremely important changes. Support does not listen to your suggestions or complaints. They actually listened to me and implemented more original inventory items. However they still have not addressed the lack of touchscreen sensitivity! I have had enough. I want to enjoy these games, not suffer through them. Oleg, you need to release EIPIX. Seriously, if you don’t do so, you will lose revenue. I have information as to why that will occur that you do not possess! Plus the players loved EIPIX, and here on iOS would have bought those games on my recommendation!

If not for the abominable touch issues and the language challenges this game would have been rated at least a four. There were unique inventory usages and games, and I would have given it a higher rating except for the above mentioned difficulties. When it takes at least 4 tries to enter a simple code it gets frustrating very fast.

This company is ridiculous and your prices keep going up which shows a lot about what kind of company you are. Don’t waste money on this game.