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

Super fun. Your stuck in a time loop, and keep replaying the scenario until you escape it. Item interaction is easy. Just touch the screen and slide thumb around to your item. When the item description matches what you want to interact with, remove thumb from screen. If you get stuck, several walk throughs available online. Multiple endings and many different ways scenes can play out. Looking forward to trying other projects from this developer.

I want to rate this game higher. Problem is the controls are horrible. Only some of the time will the action you want to happen will happen. Accessing the inventory is a task in itself. And too often will the game forget the next auto action. That last point means if it messes up you have to start the loop over. Wish more time was spent functionality.

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.