While the premise starts off very interestingly with an extremely bleak outlook that is very different from most such games, thus easily grabbing one's attention early on, Twisted Memories sadly fails to maintain the same quality throughout the rest of the story.
After the initial surprise the plot quickly becomes a repetition of "What's wrong with you, why did you change so much?" from pretty much every named character instead of building on the significance of the decisions throughout the story, so it comes off as misleading, because it hints at a plot very different from what is actually offered. This is really exemplified by (re)turning the MC to a pubescent boy with a fairly short body while overcompensating other proportions, as well as generally having character design which may or may not be appealing at all depending on one's preferences.
While it's certainly far from finished as of writing this rating, I probably won't be following the rest of its development.
After the initial surprise the plot quickly becomes a repetition of "What's wrong with you, why did you change so much?" from pretty much every named character instead of building on the significance of the decisions throughout the story, so it comes off as misleading, because it hints at a plot very different from what is actually offered. This is really exemplified by (re)turning the MC to a pubescent boy with a fairly short body while overcompensating other proportions, as well as generally having character design which may or may not be appealing at all depending on one's preferences.
While it's certainly far from finished as of writing this rating, I probably won't be following the rest of its development.