This mix of cyberpunk and crime noar makes for a beautiful setting with thick atmosphere and great voiceactors.
Something of altered carbon and ghost in the shell with trenchcoats and fedoras solving a case thats bigger than yourself and unravels corruption,
human greed and even mortality itself.
Though Its a bit of a shame you cant load chapters on its own to do some very easily missable achievements.
That might be because they wanted the choices to matter and to make every playthrough feel different. I had fun with this game but a lot of choices dont seem to matter much which makes it not really interesting for replays.

Still If the visuals are your vibe and you like the noir detective narrating style
i definitely recommend it.

What can i say, I got this through a bundle not too long ago and ive had it on my to play list since then and... i really wish i had played this sooner its amazing its beautiful im hooked and i want more! its a short game but its so neatly wrapped together that i want more!

devs please a prequel a sequel i need more!

long story short its a great detective game and theres so few actually out there that this to me is perfect with the atmosphere the cast and the world the puzzles are fun to work out and i love the clue system.

buy it, play it and enjoy it!

I really wanted to like this story, but the mechanics kept getting in the way. Very buggy program!

Really wanted to enjoy this, as on the face of it this game ticked a lot of boxes for me: sci-fi, retro tech, hard-boiled detective, deduction mechanics, etc.

The world is beautifully realised, and there are a lot of great ideas here. Unfortunately, it's let down by tedious gameplay that forcibly hand-holds you through every scene, stilted dialogue littered with mistakes, and a plot so meandering and convoluted that it borders on incoherent.

The vibes are fantastic and it presents itself really well, but as soon as you dig even slightly beneath the surface it all falls to pieces. If you're looking for a great detective game, look elsewhere.

no DLC they took the money and ran

Super good and atmospheric game, quite short though.

What I Liked:
• interesting premise
• visual style

What I Didn’t Like:
• repetitive
• drags in between investigate scenes
• more shallow than nuanced

This game brings together some of my favorite elements: Art Deco style, sci-fi, and a classic noir setting. The visuals and art direction are fantastic. However, that’s just it. The gameplay is dull, and the dialogue and voice acting are painful at times. Players aren’t that dumb—please write smarter characters and avoid leaning on the obvious.

I finished the game in about 7 hours, but nearly 1.5 of those were spent on repetitive, shallow mechanics and holding and rotating objects. So in reality, there’s even less gameplay. The ending was weak, rushed, and failed to deliver anything meaningful. Mostof the time, I’d check online to see alternative endings, but this time I just didn’t care enough.

Very stylish - one of the best looking games I've played in the last four or five years. Very atmospheric although the 20s noir feel is pretty cliched. The art direction is really strong with a similar art deco feel to games like Bioshock. The voice acting is excellent but again, the film noir Raymond Chandler-esque vibe has been done to death. On balance, the game gets away with it because the production values are really high. In terms of the actual game, I'm not sure how much your decisions change the game and I'm unlikely to replay it repeatedly to find out. Some of the game mechanisms are very poorly introduced and explained but they make sense once you understand them. Overall, a great experience - a bit like the modern evolution of 90s point and click the Gabriel Knight and Broken Sword games, although maybe some of their depth is sacrified in favour of the visual and aural experience.

Short, but a cool universe and a nice story with multiple endings.