Great Zippete, and free Lenny. Development The game was originally intended to be released in late 1999 under the title of "Evil Twin" but was later delayed due to financial reasons. A gameplay video of the game was available on the Sega Dreamcast "Dreamon Collection 4" demo disc. Release Evil Twin: Cyprien's Chronicles was released in Europe only and was one of the last PAL Dreamcast released games with a version distributed by BigBen Interactive. The game was exclusive to Game Stores Group and was also released for PlayStation 2 in the December of 2001. Soundtrack The soundtrack didn't become available until 2010 when it was released under Bertrand Eluerd's Bandcamp account, compiled into three volumes. The first two volumes feature the in-game music with the third volume being a collection of leftovers, demos, and a couple of tracks from the aborted Evil Twin II project. Reception Evil Twin: Cyprien's Chronicles received mixed reviews from various review sites. The game was praised for its level design, art direction and music by composer Bertrand Eluerd but also criticized for its poor controls and awkward camera. The Sega Dreamcast saw only a release in the PAL territory (Europe, Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand). Reviews Futuregamez.net PC Action (Germany) GameSpot (Belgium/Netherlands) Jeuxvideo.com Jeuxvideo.com TotalVideoGames Jeuxvideo.com 4Players.de 4Players.de Gamezone (Germany) Gamezone (Germany) Game Informer Magazine Gamesmania.de JeuxVideoPC.com allaboutgames.co.uk Eurogamer.net References External links Gamespot review and information IGN information 2001 video games 3D platform games Dreamcast games Europe-exclusive video games PlayStation 2 games Ubisoft games Video games developed in France Windows games Single-player video games