Curiosity killed me and bought gooner game. Lord, i have sinned.. please forgive me.

Jokes aside, I went into Third Crisis: Neon Nights with zero experience in this kind of adult games. Pure curiosity, nothing else. About an hour in, I already understood what kind of ride this is.
What caught me off guard first was the vibe. It actually has that cyberpunk feeling. Neon lights, dirty city atmosphere, something always feels a bit off. For a game like this, it looks and sounds way more put together than I expected. It doesn’t feel cheap.

But once that first impression settles, the game shows its real face.

You walk around, interact, trigger events, do small tasks. It works, but it’s not something I’d call deep. You’re not really building a character in the usual RPG sense. It feels more like you’re just moving forward to see what happens next rather than progressing because the gameplay itself is engaging.

I stayed pretty calm the whole time. It didn’t really pull me in or distract me. I was more watching it than actually being into it. And I think that’s where the game either works for you or doesn’t. If you’re not into what it’s focused on, there isn’t much underneath to carry it further.

At the same time, I can see the effort. It’s not lazy. It knows exactly what it wants to be and commits to it.
I’ll keep playing a bit more since it was cheap and I’m curious how far it goes, but after this first impression, it already feels like I’ve seen the core of it.
For me it’s more of a curiosity check than something I’d seriously stick with. Maybe.. ;)