I went into this expecting a simple retro point & click. What I got was a surprisingly thoughtful cyberpunk story with strong characters and real thematic weight.

Yes, gameplay-wise it’s closer to a visual novel with light point & click elements. If you’re expecting heavy puzzle design or complex mechanics, this isn’t that kind of game. It’s more about dialogue, atmosphere, and choices than mechanical challenge.

But the writing carries it.

The world feels alive, the social commentary feels intentional (not preachy), and the dynamic between the protagonist and Turing was genuinely engaging, especially when I decided to roleplay some tension. The character interactions are where the game shines.

It’s also worth noting: only around 44% of players even got the early Prologue achievement. That’s a shame, because this is absolutely a game that rewards sticking with it.

If you enjoy:

* Story-driven experiences
* Cyberpunk settings
* Character-focused narratives
* Retro pixel art style

Then this is worth your time.

I had a genuinely good time with it, and I’ll definitely check out the other game set in this universe.

its fine I guess