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Interesting concept, poor execution. There's a time limit, then you get an ending and you have to start exploring from scratch. There are also "cut scenes" where you can't do anything. The mouse stops responding, so your already limited time is even further limited. My first run, I had no idea what was going on, it just stopped responded while thuds and other noises played, [spoiler] I didn't know there was a camera that showed some of the action until the next playthrough [/spoiler]. The time limit is the biggest drawback because you can't really explore. You have to rush to figure out connections and clues that are spread out throughout menus and folders.

I really liked the idea behind the the game, and the visuals are stunning. It really feels like youre *in* it. I just wish they would allow an option to toggle the time limit. I'm the type of player that likes exploring, taking my time to really look through things, and I hate that I have to rush to play this game, so I don't get to enjoy the full experience.

犯人のPCを調査して、何が起きたのかを考えていくゲームです。 最初はヒントを見ずに進めていたんですが、ヒントなしだと2つのエンディングまでしか行けませんでした。 全エンディングをヒントなしではさすがに難しいと思います。

Very great game but I don't have the brains for it, I will save it for later <3

Strange game Classic 'Operating on someone else's computer' and 'solving crime' style game, but really excels on atmosphere rather than puzzle solving. Almost scrapped any hints of tutorial and 'game like' feature. Basically abandoned everything that makes the game feels playable and 100% in on the vibes. This method really worked on some parts and really did not work on some other aspects and I guess that's just the game you are playing. It's a conscious decision they made to make the game extremely immersive but almost unplayable for the player. For one, you are going in having no idea what's going on and what you are supposed to be doing, and by that I mean no idea at all and you are just thrown at a desktop with no background to what's happening. It's difficult for a player to understand their objective and what they are even looking at as the game really just threw everything at you. And additionally the 'action' part of the game is extremely vague. There's almost no place for you to 'enter' anything - or to input anything - which is normally how a game progresses. The game checks your progression by odd means and it's very difficult for a player to recognise what's the n…

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