Mirror Plague - Alternative World

PROS
- Really nice graphics. I really liked this part of the game
- Good music and sounds
- Simple and easy to understand UI and menu
- Pretty interesting story
- Nice looking characters

CONS
- Main con: I don't know whether I was doing the right choice or not when I released, isolated or decapitated a patient.
- Second main con: I couldn't know the condition of the disease without tapping the outbreak tab
- I don't know why I lost each time. My decisions? Number of infections?
- I passed level 1 by tapping the release button very fast
- The game lasted longer if I tapped any of the release, isolation or decapitation buttons very fast
- How do you know a patient has abscesses? Combination of Tired Cough and Muscles Pain?
- Chat: The way I know who is talking is by the picture of the character. It would be nice to include the name of the character in the dialogue.
- Chat: Orthographic mistake in first chat: Double negative: (Chancellor) "Captain, the situation doesn't isn't that dire..."
- I thought the timer at the top right was the time played, I later realized it was the hours of the day. It would be great to make this clearer.
BUGS
- After losing several times, the screen looked weird. There was a bunch of text on the top left and I had to press the question mark in order to continue.

SUGGESTIONS
- Constantly know the condition (An idea: a percentage box you always can see without switching tabs?)
- Better feedback on decisions taken on patients (An idea I have: show that more people are getting infected when you make wrong conditions and sometimes get a prize when you make right decisions)

I must say again that the graphics are really nice

Agreed with the last comments, overall very unique gameplay. Forgot about real life for a second so plus 1.

Roast : The choices you make aren't always evident. Did I kill the right person? Isolate a mom of 3? I suppose that is how it should be. To figure it out. Some of the heart was wrong.

Good : Unique, immersive. Let's you forget about the world for a second and determine the lives of fictitious characters. Giving them a back story help create emotion.