After defeating Apocalypse Bird , it causes a qliphoth meltdown on your RAM as a last resort. 10/10 for the immersion

Don't

An unforgettable experience of a game that actually makes you feel like you AREN'T supposed to beat it and to achieve its true goal;
the world's lore, general moral atmosphere and storytelling partially mirror our reality (even if mostly exaggerated - this ♥♥♥♥ simply WILL make you feel, especially if you live in a big, busy city and have seen many aspects of human civilization, especially in psychological and social aspects)
For me this game and this whole franchise shows what will become of our world if we surrender to raw, unfiltered rationality(hello AI artists)

If I review Lobotomy Corporation in narrative department, I'll give it 8/10 - complex themes with excellent expression, but feeling a bit incoherent(for a reason, maybe it's just me)
As a game it's an outstanding experience both in good and bad ways:

Good from the gameplay standpoint, its philosophy of trials and errors and encouraging of using your abnormalities in creative ways to complete tasks at hand, truly original in ways of soundtrack and its correlation with the gameplay and the narrative;

Bad, sometimes tedious difficulty spikes, management tools, micro-controlling and performance issues (mfw there's so much stuff on your screen it drops down to 30fps on a powerful setup). Plus the game seriously tests your mettle in departments you probably never thought you'd be tested, it's definitely not for all players, so if you look for something simple and relaxing - this is not for you.

Trying to be as objective as possible and avoid one-sided opinions, so overall I give it

7/10 - Great for its budget and scale of development, but has outdated aspects that can easily ruin your experience (or multiply it)

I'm a huge fan of chthonic horrors beyond my comprehension on the verge of being possible prophecies, so for me it'll be a forever life-changing experience.

My letter of love to Project Moon,
Thank you!