The game is a murder mystery where it doesn't allow you to find all of the information so you are forced to make unsatisfactory accusations based on incomplete evidence. The game clearly expects you to do multiple playthroughs to get the full story.

The narrative story and aesthetics are engaging. If you are interested in unraveling an interesting story through multiple playthroughs I would recommend the game. If instead you are interested in an puzzle-solving investigation try other games in the genre.

Lots of great ideas that should have made an excellent game - except the game developers decided that the world is dystopian, nothing you do matters, and you have no agency whatsoever. If you like bleak novels you'll love this, but there's no reason to actually buy it, as none of your choices matter. You might as well just watch a youtube play through of the game and save yourself a few ducats. You have that much input to what actually happens.

I especially loathed knowing who could tell me the clue I needed to figure out the puzzle in Act II, but my character simply never giving me the option of asking them. Or figuring out one of the major clues, but the character not having the option to exploring it. And the 'twist' with the protagonist is quite frankly repulsive. It's like playing depression - you are trapped in a hell not of your own making, you know what to do to get out of it, but for some reason you can't ever make that choice to actually do it.

7/10 Good game with a lot of heart. Very beautiful art with fun story telling. Prepare yourself for quite a bit of reading. The ending gave me goosebumps.