Decent game, but it's best picked up on sale. The story is intriguing at first and keeps you motivated to play, but as the game progresses, it lacks choices or anything that could enhance replay value. It’s a one-way story, and while it could’ve benefited from decision-making mechanics, it’s still an enjoyable experience overall. The game does a great job reflecting the state of society (or a possible future), and that’s the real strength of the game, which is why I’d recommend it positively.

The presentation is unique, with a comic-style story progression and gameplay.

However, there are some issues that hold it back. The gameplay has its fair share of bugs, particularly with platforming, jumping, and grappling. Shooting mechanics can feel off, with certain encounters leading to strange outcomes, like standoffs where you’ll always lose. But, considering it’s an indie game, these issues didn’t bother me too much. Some deaths feel silly, but they’re not overly frustrating.