Probably the first thing that will draw you in to even check this game out is the sci-fi aesthetic which many great adventure games have used before. In that respect, the game does not disappoint. However as you play the game, you will notice that most of the polish of the game (puzzle quality, availability of dialog choices and descriptive text, freedom of movement, lack of bugs) is concentrated near the start of the story and then slowly begins to fade, so that after the midgame you will get the feeling that this was meant to be a demo that was extended too much, with the final sequences being quite buggy and linear. I must say that I did stick with it until the end, because after playing the excellent first part I was already invested, and the game is quite short in any case.
