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Even with this disappointment, Dead Synchronicity: Tomorrow Comes Today is a very worthwhile adventure game. This is meant to be the first of multiple episodes, but a better balance between cliffhanger and resolution could be struck. The pacing throughout is great, and it's easy to get sucked in by the rich, multilayered story, but just as things are really getting juicy, they're done. For a first installment, Tomorrow Comes Today is surprisingly long at around three or four hours. This makes it easy to get on board with the game's troubling and emotional narrative, which makes it particularly irritating when it unceremoniously dumps you off. Though some puzzle solutions might require more thought, all are interesting and none contrived. Cranking the emotional aspect even higher is the dramatic musical score from Spanish rock band Kovalski. Thanks to this and good vocal casting, conversations are both moving and message-heavy (in a good way) while also being well-supported by the simple, angular artwork.

Story is key for adventure games, and in this tale, it's expertly conveyed through good writing and interesting dialogue.

Dead synchronicity part 2