Buenos Aires Mirror Line PC (Final version)

Carefully observe your sorroundings and come back to your reality by finding what doesn’t fit. If something’s wrong take the bus back from across the street. A game situated in the haze of Buenos Aires. I am not proud of what I have become. Sometimes I feel that my efforts will be in vain, that the harm I cause is not worth it. But I cannot give up. Now that I am trapped here, maybe, just maybe, I can understand what to do to stop suffering. Something or someone has trapped you in this loop. Who knows what might happen if you don’t return to your reality soon.

Spot what doesn’t belong during a bus ride to an obscure destiny. Buenos Aires Mirror has multiple endings, and there’s an option to start a new game near the end so all of them can be experienced without having to replay the entire game. That said, there’s a BUNCH of content to discover, so starting over is still worth considering. Even after almost two hours, there was still content left unseen! The design of the various characters in Buenos Aires Mirror Line is excellent, ESPECIALLY the Grim Reaper and the Red Woman. They both feel incredibly ominous and unsettling.

The dialogue really fits the atmosphere, and the audio is fantastic, making every moment feel immersive and tense. The scenery and sound design capture the creepiness factor extremely well in Buenos Aires Mirror Line. Even players who usually don’t get jump-scared may find themselves caught off guard once or twice.

The checkpoint system and multiple endings add plenty of replayability. It’s also pretty quick to 100% the achievements, which is a nice bonus at Buenos Aires Mirror Line. Hopefully this won’t be the last project from these two developers. There are a lot of anomaly games lately, but this is definitely one worth checking out. The atmosphere of the Buenos Aires suburbs at night is one of true horror. Totally recommended.