Enjoyed this game. Short and sweet. I spent a significant amount of time in pitch black, but I also was not playing this game in the most optimal way. It's impressive this game is fully voiced for its price.

Definitely play this game if you played the prequel. I ended up playing the prequel before the sequel. So when I played the prequel, I basically knew everything.

Make no mistake, this game has some jank to it. I've had menus stick to my face while walking. I was not able to escape from the menu after picking up an item. My character started randomly sliding around.

While annoying, I got over it because I found the game interesting. I was invested in the story of the characters, and I felt that it resolved well.

The puzzles were mostly understandable and easy to solve. I say mostly because there's this one elevator puzzle towards the end of the game that I did not realize was a puzzle. I thought the game was bugged. I had to look up a guide just to see if I was bugged or if this was supposed to happen.

With that said, while the overall sentiment of the review seems negative, none of it rose to the level to meaningfully detract from my enjoyment of the game. I recommend it

I finished the game. I loved the music. I liked the story. Interested in a sequel if they make one.

I don't care for the combat; it's too simple for a Hack 'n' Slash style combat. I don't like the chase stages either. There's no danger. Fortunately, I believe the game allows you to disable both of those things. I kept the options on because I didn't want to miss out on potential music.

I still recommend the game; just know the combat is pretty boring.

Love this game. Love the story and atmosphere. I love how it goes about telling and showing those things as well. The puzzles, while mostly optional, were challenging for me as well. I did feel like I was stumbling into the right answers on the optional puzzles though. Maybe I should give myself more credit though.

Get this game if you like a corporate dystopian with trippy visuals and a disjointed storytelling style.

Picked up this game again after some years. This game is still as fun as the last time I've played. It's so good.