That allows for many hours of replayability.

Whoa, didn't this section already happen? Anyway, a recent patch for the game has added in a New Game+ mode, which remembers your previous playthrough and adds in new narrative possibilities, with new endings to match. Teenagers go to an island to have a bonfire and get. Who will you try to rescue first? What advice will you give about dealing with the situation, and about the budding series of romances around you? How will you negotiate with the time-creatures themselves? There are enough possibilities here to allow for a wide array of possible endings. But at the same time, the game does present you with a series of choices. These aspects aren't wildly complicated: the game is more concerned about leading you on a journey than it is about challenging you at every turn.

Gameplay is relatively simple, based mostly on exploration and puzzle-solving. It's a truly unique game that a majority of Steam users have probably never stumbled across. On the story side, that very same mechanic raises questions of identity: who am I, if I am constantly 'swapping' bodies? What does any of this have to do with the missing crew? And just why are all these strange rocks planted throughout the station? The Swapper explores all of these questions and more in a simple, minimalistic style that is an exact match for the atmosphere of the experience. Positioning those clones just so in order to get past the variety of traps and obstacles is incredibly simple to understand - and yet devilishly hard to execute. The trick is, all those clones move in exact tandem: move your lead character right, and every clone will do the same thing. On the gameplay side, the player uses a mysterious tool that allows him to clone himself, and then 'swap' between those clones. But The Swapper is one of the most inventive releases in years, featuring both brain-twisting puzzles and an intriguing narrative mystery.

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