I'm quite conflicted on what kind of rating this review should get.
At one point, the game has great atmosphere and lore, but then the world design is quite numb and confusing, even if the game asks you to visit same places multiple times. At another point, the game has interesting story/views to tell, but then someone needs to take this game out behind the woodshed, calmly explain how 'show don't tell' works, then put both barrels into the back of its head.
This is something what gives a fresh breath in the gaming community, but quickly becomes quite boring. This is something that tries to send an edgy message, but rewards you if you avoid all of that.
Honestly, the game has its pros and cons. It is up to you whether you want to pick this game up.

I'm quite conflicted on what kind of rating this review should get. At one point, the game has great atmosphere and lore, but then the world design is quite numb and confusing, even if the game asks you to visit same places multiple times. At another point, the game has interesting story/views to tell, but then someone needs to take this game out behind the woodshed, calmly explain how 'show don't tell' works, then put both barrels into the back of its head. This is something what gives a fresh breath in the gaming community, but quickly becomes quite boring. This is something that tries to send an edgy message, but rewards you if you avoid all of that. Honestly, the game has its pros and cons. It is up to you whether you want to pick this game up.