The best thing one can say about this game is that it has its moments. All in all though, it's a preachy mess of a game that suffers from an illogical, convoluted and completely unbelievable story, horrendous localisation, fairly bad voice acting, an annoying and tedious control scheme and a bunch of not terribly likable but extremely stereotypical characters. Also, pretty much everyone dies. You have this idealistic Scandinavian scientist that was trying to solve the world's energy problem by using algae to create electric energy, alienating his son in the process. There's the completely evil, money-grubbing corporate bigwig that sees murder as a business strategy and a cackling old shyster of a lawyer that actually holds the gun. There's even a psychiatrist that is more interested in pushing her standard of happiness and health than in her patient or his circumstances. It's like one big collection of animated caricatures. At times, the game can have its funny moments, and some of the puzzles are pretty engaging, but as the whole concept of the game appears to be "let's really push the climate change agenda with every over-dramatic piece of narration", I can't even recommend it for someone who primarily plays adventure games for the puzzles. I'm not even one of those people who like to pretend that there isn't a problem with the way we are producing and consuming energy, but especially the ending scenes just take the cake.
