- February 23, 2017
- RedBlackSpade
Reflection of Mine
Platforms
About
Reflection of Mine is a dark puzzle game that explores the complexities of dissociative identity disorder. Players control two characters simultaneously, mirroring each other's actions while navigating through a fragmented mind filled with traps. The goal is to uncover the true identity of Lilly Witchgan, all while avoiding the dangers that lurk in her many personalities' paths. This game offers a unique perspective on the reality of madness and the struggle for control within one's mind.











- The game features unique visuals and a captivating soundtrack that enhance the overall atmosphere.
- The gameplay mechanics of controlling multiple characters simultaneously provide a challenging and engaging puzzle experience.
- The story, while controversial, is intriguing and offers a dark narrative that some players find compelling.
- The portrayal of dissociative identity disorder (DID) is harmful and misleading, perpetuating negative stereotypes about mental illness.
- The puzzle difficulty can be excessively frustrating, leading to a repetitive and tedious gameplay experience for many players.
- The writing and dialogue are poorly executed, detracting from the overall narrative and immersion in the game.
story
68 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story has received mixed reviews, with some players praising its intriguing premise and emotional depth, particularly regarding the protagonist's struggle with dissociative identity disorder. However, many critics argue that the narrative is poorly executed, often relying on clichés and failing to authentically portray mental illness, leading to a disjointed experience overshadowed by repetitive puzzles. While the visuals and soundtrack are generally well-received, the overall storytelling leaves much to be desired, with some players feeling that it detracts from the gameplay.
“The story is gripping and its music is nice too.”
“Amazing game, with a deep story driven, psychological horror and challenging puzzles!”
“One of the most hardcore puzzle-quest games I've ever played: the complicated mechanics and map design with 2-3 different characters; new unique abilities every further chapter, also don't forget about fascinating soundtrack and spectacular story!”
“However, the further I got into the story, the more I realized that the game is very stigmatizing for DID and demonizes it.”
“If you're hoping for a story that portrays mental illness in an authentic way -- this isn't the one.”
“The story is bland, the dialogue is dry, and the character is completely out of touch with anything that's going on around her, and not in the way that leans towards 'they're going on a journey'.”