Three Minutes to Eight

Three Minutes to Eight is a lovely puzzle game, but you'll turn it on once/twice and then probably never again. It's not that it does anything wrong; it just doesn't offer anything that makes you want to keep playing and discover all the endings.

For those willing to embrace its quirks and challenges, it offers a distinctive journey through a beautifully crafted, albeit confined, pixelated world.

With an emphasis on replayability featuring many different endings Three Minutes to Eight is no casual game. A serious amount of time is needed to just get one ending completed. This may deter many gamers who may want a quick and simple puzzle game. Having said that, the game does boast beautiful graphics, animations, FX, and voice acting and is worth a shot for that alone. This alone wasn’t enough to keep my interest as the feeling of too much repetition set in and soon it became a chore. I enjoyed the time I spent with it however and that first ending was worthwhile. Give it a go if you like games such as Twelve Minutes, The Stanley Parable, and such.