Aside from only seeing the trailer, I went in blindly out of appreciation for games that apply the time-loop concept fundamentally. Due to its fair share of its own gameplay mechanics, I felt it took quite a while for the game to get its momentum going. But when I got to the 'main stage' of the game's premise (a mansion), there's more freedom to discover and see what's mostly going on in the game's 12-hour frame. The Sexy Brutale sets the player in a groundhog day playfield, tasked to stop murders of the guests through observation and exploration. The game gives hints but doesn't give away too much, in order for me to figure out solutions by myself.

Slow start and janky movement issues aside, it was a decent game for its style, music and time-loop concept, with a grim twist to the story near the end.

this game was charming from start to finish the art style was great, story was well told and the game play mechanic of starting the day over unlocking the story over time worked perfectly for the story.

just play the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game