Played through multiple times with different people and even my grandmother completed this one.
One of the only and first interactive movie games which wasn't cringe.

There were several good thing about Late Shift that Wales Interactive has lost as they've continued releasing games. One being Late Shift was shot with several camera angles with actual elements of plot actively happening rather than a solitary person talking directly into a camera (like Five Dates, Uncle Marcus, etc.) The production value seemed to be quite high and the acting was believable and flowing nicely.

The reason for not recommending it is that unlike Late Shift's counterparts, there is no way to skip already viewed scenes. The game in a playthrough is easily two-ish hours. There is no indication when your playthrough has saved and you just hope when seeing one of the seven endings you exit out before the credits register to save your progress, forcing you to run through a new game (which inevitably you'll do just about everything the same for 1 1/2 hours just to see five minutes of different end game content).

this game is peak