This is a pretty decent FMV game. The story is pretty good and it's well shot. Impressively high production value for an indie game like this.

I really enjoyed it on the first playthrough. My evaluation sank a bit after subsequent playthroughs because there are really only two endings, each with a few minor variations, plus one extra "hidden" ending. Most of your choices don't matter that much, and which of the two main endings you get comes down to a single choice near the end. I know it wouldn't be cheap to shoot a movie like this, so I can't fault the devs too much, but it still feels kind of disappointing.

Anyway, even if most of your choices don't matter that much, it's still an enjoyable experience. The choices are smooth and give the player enough time to decide while keeping the movie naturally flowing. Choices do usually lead to small variations in scenes, and the interactivity makes for a more immersive experience than a regular movie. Also, you can turn off the timer for decisions in the settings if you want, but I think it adds to the experience because the time pressure provides a sense of urgency and forces you to think quickly.

Overall, good game. Although I must say that I don't particularly like Amy, the protagonist. She just seems bland and lacking in personality. The other characters are fine.