I love Chilla's Art's games, and I liked this one too.
It's not better than The Convenience Store, but it does have a good atmosphere and a good story.
I liked the environments, especially Kisaragi Station.
But overall I loved the theme that characterizes all Chilla's Art's works: the disruption of everyday life and the creepiness in the most banal actions.
This game is one of the most distinctive when it comes to that theme.

But if I have to be honest, there are some problems.
One for example is the text formatting. Initially it is not easy to distinguish between NPC dialogue, the protagonist's speech, and his thoughts.
Another problem is with some models. They have broken meshes and their movements and position look off.
The last one is the lights, especially on the train lights are not well calibrated, and even setting them to the maximum, the ambience remains too dark, especially for collecting objects.

In any case, it remains a good game.
Rating: 7/10