Twelve Minutes

Netflix, Inc.

About this game

Available exclusively for Netflix members.

Tap and drag to escape a time-loop nightmare. This interactive thriller features the voices of James McAvoy, Daisy Ridley and Willem Dafoe.

What should be a romantic evening at home with your wife turns into a horror show when a police detective breaks in, accuses your wife of murder and beats you to death.

Then comes the reset. Suddenly, you find yourself returning to the exact moment you opened the front door. You're stuck in a 12-minute time loop, doomed to relive the same terror again and again...

The only way to break free? Gather clues from your surroundings in real time and use your knowledge of what’s coming to change the outcome.

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Ratings and reviews

I already knew the story, which is already problematic outside of the game. The experience was fun to play, but I got soft locked in my first playthrough. On a mobile game. It really takes you out realizing that your time traveling "trail and error" isn't really unique and immersive as your thought because the results to progress the story are so obtuse.

I'm giving this 4.5 stars, but I'll round up to 5. Game works fine on my S21FE. interacting with objects can be a bit finicky, but once you get the feel for it it's workable. The game itself is fun and interesting. I'm not experienced w adventure games, so I had to rely on walk through and guides to advance the story. Otherwise there's tons of trial and error, w/ a few arbitrary triggers to open different paths. Mobile game doesn't have achievemtns, which apparently console/PC do.

Worth a play. I loved the concept and I thought the story was fairly interesting and engaging with an unexpected twist. But the controls were cumbersome, everything's very dark (visually), and I found the possible endings unsatisfying. After fighting with controls and situational nuances to try to achieve specific goals, I ended up looking up a walkthrough to achieve them. It's hard to go into details without spoiling puzzles and story, but the guide gave the couple of nudges I needed.