No autosave, no "Are you sure?" for huge decisions that affect major outcomes in the game, annoying enemies the level of early pokemon and no way to repel them while trying to complete sidequests, grueling tutorials, a hypocritical bleeding heart protagonist that still kills, and an unclear storyline. I had been so excited for this game when it was a demo, finding the concept of solving problems based on which solution in the present and past created the best future absolutely fascinating. It's still neat, but the writing and previous problems add so much frustration to this simple game that the execution has failed. I am incredibly disappointed with what this game became.

Spoiler. The tipping point for me is that if you teach one lesson early in your game - for example, that you can always go back and fix mistakes if you don't like the outcome, as easily represented by a color changing house - you should stick to that lesson. Having the player make a monumental decision like, say, who should lead the city, and giving them no chance to change their mind, is a bit of a middle finger to your player.