Even though I give it three stars, this game is abolutely worth the purchase if you enjoy P&C adventures and/or cyberpunk. The aesthetics and soundtrack are absolutely perfect. However, movement is slow...both across the screen and between areas. Shortcut movement would have helped maintain the pace of the game. Many of the puzzles don't fit smoothly into your interaction with the environment and characters. Interaction with some items depends on hitting certain conversation points with characters, even when it is fairly obvious the object is part if your current task (looking at you, tattoo machine.) Moving back and forth between locations over and over while you iterate through the necessary text to tip you off was a little frustrating, but maybe only because I'm used to the P&C paradigm of picking up and carrying around every conceivable item in pursuit of a solution. All that said, the game fun. The story is interesting and I was compelled to play it all the way through despite some of my frustration with the design.
