boring

Cyberpunk meets Art Deco, with a story reminiscent of Observer: System Redux and themes parallel to Altered Carbon. It's nice to play a good single player game these days, and the thoughtfulness of the story is the cherry on top. It probably won't philosophize your socks off, but it has its moments. Personally, the child's bedroom with the glow-in-the-dark stickers hit me, since I have my own memories of putting similar stickers on my ceiling (the scene makes more sense in context, trust me).

Replayability isn't huge (I think there's only two endings) and I finished the game in 6 hours, but I think a story that doesn't try to be too much is worth it. Definitely pick this up if it goes on sale.

It feels like they either ran out of money or ideas on how to end a game.
Think, great movie with a ending that just kills all joy.

Tbh it's a great story idea and executed well to begin with, but had an even bigger potensial to be something special. Cool atmosphere, voice-acting etc. But the game only lasts about 5 hours, is too linear in terms of puzzles and game-play to really dig into a challange that you would expect from a "detective game".

It's like i said to begin, feels like they ran out of money and had to at least push something out the door.

This makes for a game with a ending that is so bad it made me actually regret even playing the game in the first place.