This was unexpectedly gripping, and not to mention beautifully shot! Loving the number plate, VR00MS!

It's a unique idea, but I have to admit I got bored pretty quickly, unfortunately. There seemed to be plenty of time to look up the cheat sheet, so there didn't seem to be any real jeopardy about getting it wrong.

The ID check also threw me at first as every date looked wrong, but it's because they're written using the MM/DD/YY instead of DD/MM/YY. A setting to have the dates in different formats would be nice.

This game looks and sounds great - the animation in particular is outstanding. However, I have to agree with @minatoarisato that the tutorial really, really bogs things down. It's confusing to have the Q animation prompt showing when you can't switch characters, and being able to overheat (and thus die) during the tutorial is super lame.

It'd also be nice that if Oscar or Tak died you could just continue with the other (for as long as you could), although I guess they might be too distraught at the death of their partner!

You should definitely expand on this though, the characters and world look very intriguing!

Very fun! Took me a while to work out how the double jump mechanic worked (add a tutorial, maybe?) but once I did the game was really fun. The only downside for me was the distance between checkpoints felt quite long. Having to redo whole sections only to fail at the last drag was a bit of a bummer. Other than that, great job!

Love this! Would love a full noir detective game in with this look!

Haha, loving the blue screen of death! Good job!