I was drawn to the style of this game right away but other than the aesthetics, I admittedly was not expecting much from it. What a truly pleasant little surprise this game was! I really enjoyed the writing of this game. Characters felt alive and I felt myself trying to constantly guess who was responsible for the mysteries in the story. Simple interlude conversations with the taxi drivers felt rich, despite the fact that they were meant to be short transition scenes in the narrative. There's charisma and charm in the presentation and execution of this game. It's short but I don't hate that. I like games that feel complete and I actually oppose bloated experiences that feel like it's overstaying their welcome or simply prolonging my time spent in one world. While it may seem too short to purchase full price (although I think that it's fine given the quality of the experience), you should definitely pick it up on sale if you're interested in a stylistic, strong noir narrative experience.

It offers a very different experience to Overwatch if you're looking for a another hero shooter to play. In my opinion, it's not as polished, team play isn't as cohesive and honestly, sometimes it feels like there is a lot of visual and audio clutter (not that OW doesn't have this but it doesn't feel as bad imo).
That being said it's still very enjoyable for a time, especially in competitive play. Your teammates are more likely to play as a unit in comp as opposed to QP which is dominated by selfish, annoying ass white boys fighting to ego you in chat. The community is annoying as ♥♥♥♥, and since this game actively caters to a casual base, there's just more people which means more disruptive individuals who will 100% throw your game if you fail to heal them through a 1v5 when they're fighting all the way on the other side of the map and you're getting spawn camped by a spidey or something. Community is infuriating in QP but again, competitive is a lot more settled, less nuisances, noise, and more fun games overall.

Also the skins absolutely slap, but I need them to add jiggle physics and fatter asses for the male characters if they're gonna be giving me that for the Luna and Psylocke beach skins. It's only fair. Show me the D in the name of equality.

As a queer person growing up in a Christian home, in a conservative traditionalist country, this game and the themes portrayed really resonated with me. The gameplay is not super active or challenging, you're just perusing someone's phone and using the information on it to unlock more features and string together the mystery of this missing person. I found myself really invested in this person's relationships, their identity, and their reasons for various actions. I related strongly to the portrayal of struggling to figure out your identity, as well as the conflicting emotions that arise when thinking about coming out, who you can trust, who will accept or reject you, etc. The price is quite low and I also further got this game on sale. I would say that this game is worth it, and unlike some others, I quite enjoyed the ending. It was fun to see one of my speculations come through while still having some twists.

This is my first splitscreen co-op game in over a decade. It's easily one of the best games released this year. Packed with so much charm, fun and pure charisma. Deserves all the accolades it's receiving and more honestly.

This was fun. The layout of all your information and navigating the 'map' of it and trying to fit everything together was very satisfying to play with. The story and characters were engaging enough. I had a good time and the game is short and neatly wrapped up in a couple hours with breaks. It's an easy recommendation from me.