A Rose in the Twilight is a platform/puzzle game in which you help Rose and her indestructible giant companion through the ruins of a castle that has lost its colors over the natural passage of time. Its excellent soundtrack accompanies the player between the different levels, the themes are suspenseful and pose the atmosphere appropriately. The sound effects are discreet and reinforce the impression of heavy silence of the frozen environment, that sound of footsteps resonating, creaking of cogs and crunches of broken bones. The animations are minimalist but capture the personalities of the characters better than long dialogues. They also serve to water down (without trying to hide) the violence of the deed that Rose will undergo throughout the adventure. The two protagonists have various skills and the majority of the puzzles will play on the synergy of the group to progress in the tables. At first glance the game is slow and it is possible to be somewhat frustrated by controls not always very practical especially when targeting the elements / characters, death is then frequent in addition to being an important part of the scenario. Each environment offers a different puzzle theme, the short lifespan of the title avoids it falling into redundancy by proposing a progressive difficulty until the last tables with some exercises of logic and reflexes rather full. Lovers of speed can subsequently redo the different levels in time attack. Finally there are also some secrets to recover, scattered in corners sometimes frankly twisted. The story is unpretentious, shown through various cut (e) scene and optional flashbacks. The characters do not speak but the scenes are clear enough for the player to understand what is going on. Overall a nice title to play and replay in addition to being offered at an affordable price.