You get to role play a non-cliched character in a well crafted setting, but said character will make sudden, catastrophic decisions without any way for you to prevent them. I soldiered on after the first time this happened, but after the second, even if I could have brought myself to abandon my expectations of control in the interactive medium that is video games, I had started to despise the character and had no desire to see what happens to him in the end. The investigation and interrogation mechanics are nice and engaging until you come across one of the admittedly few cases where the correct tile arrangement/question makes zero sense. The UI immerses you in the atmosphere, but does so at the expense of a lot of your time and for me the game had visual glitches while in fullscreen mode and in windowed mode crashed my DE whenever I tried to move its window around.
