Twice

Twice is a reflex‑based platformer where every move you make appears twice—once in the present, once as a replay. Both characters mirror each other, so your timing and memory determine whether you succeed or fall. With layered puzzles and precision controls, each level challenges your coordination on two planes.

Mirrored Movement Mechanic

In Twice, you control two avatars simultaneously. Your input controls the primary character, and a ghost image performs the same actions a few seconds later. You must anticipate hazards and plan for both actors. This creates a puzzle‑platform hybrid where timing and foresight are key.

• Delay‑shifted controls: Every jump or slide you perform is echoed by the second avatar.
• Synchronized strategy: Make sure both characters avoid spikes, pits, and traps.
• Chain puzzles: Pressure plates and moving platforms require perfect timing across both entities.

Level Design That Trains Your Timing

Levels are built around sequences of timed obstacles. You’ll see tiles disappear just before the echo arrives or traps activate when only the ghost is over them. Replaying levels while tracking both versions of your character becomes increasingly satisfying—and stressful.

• Multi‑phase rooms: One section is safe for the first character but dangerous for the second.
• Checkpoint balance: Hitting a checkpoint resets both avatars simultaneously.
• Secret extensions: Hidden areas accessible only when two delays sync perfectly.

Mastery Through Practice

Each level offers a learning curve. Retry patterns become your guide for rhythm and pacing. The joy comes from mastering the echo, syncing both characters to clear obstacles that feel impossible at first glance.

• Ghost replay view: See your past actions as a semi‑solid trail.
• Level replay: Watch your runs to identify mistakes in timing.
• Incremental skill gain: Complex puzzles break down into repeatable sequences.

Twice brings a fresh take on platformer puzzles by making your own shadow a crucial element. Each cleared stage brings a sense of rhythm and coordination—because success isn’t just about now, but about what you did seconds ago.