Twinsanity, when you really look at it, is an unfortunate mishap of exerted ambition that didn't reach its true height.

It's an unfinished game, but what is there, as well as the unearthed cut content, gives you a taste of what could've potentially been; The scaffolding inspires that sense of mystery that makes your imagination run rampantly wild of what could've been in the cards for this game.

And I think partly, that is why I can't help but be fascinated by it.

The more open level design reminiscent of Jak and Daxter, the environments, the tongue-in-cheek writing followed with lively voice acting and the incredible soundtrack by Spiralmouth. The building blocks are all there, and I think given the proper time and effort, could've been a fun and standout Crash game.

The aforementioned soundtrack is one of my favourite video game soundtracks ever made. Spiralmouth hit it out of the park with Twinsanity's OST, which is composed of acapella performances only for most if not all tracks. It is truly unique, especially for a video game ost, and really elevates the settings/scenarios to a whole new level.
The Evil Twins track is probably my favourite, such a goddamn cool piece of music.

Would be happy to see a remake one day that puts all the missing pieces together and completes this title.

Twinsanity, although far from perfect, feels so earnest and brimming with potential...it's hard not to feel like it deserves a second chance.