This might be my favourite indiegame alongside Crosscode and Anno Mutationem.

In 35 hours, I think I've gone through this 4 times.
Initial playthrough of course takes more than half of that, but after that they become a lot faster when you start figuring out if there's point to saying hi to every character every day. However after reaching an ending where Governor was overthrown, Dys didn't vanish and everyone (but Kom) lived happily ever after I consider it "beat". There's still a lot of paths to take etc. but I think this is enough for me. There are couple of aspects to get done, but for now, I'm satisfied.

The characters are vastly different, and everyone has their own story which most seem interesting. The gameplay loop is pretty satisfying and rarely gets outright dull, unless you realize you've ran through explorable map for no reason.

I think the main thing I would like to have had is some sort of log to see what's been going on. I don't remember every significant situation and order of them, especially on multiple playthroughs. Not all jobs either seem to always offer something new, so it'd be nice to have a marker for that. But these are small things and don't really ruin any of the experience.

The soundtrack is very suitable and atmospheric, though not particularly memorable, but it does what it's meant to do.

Unbearably preachy (Oh, you turned off a hostile AI that was doing its best to kill you and everyone you care for? How dare you.)
Absurdly tone-deaf (Every romance is ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up, and not in a believable way. You can time travel and change history in every which way, but having a halfway decent relationship? Nope, just not happening.)
It's confusing, because the technical quality of the writing is good, but it just seems the writers are awful people . I can't quite parse if they just hate everyone and believe humans are the worst thing ever (to which, lmao, skill issue), or if they're genuinely mentally affected.

Honestly in my top 3 favorite games (alongside Hades and Baldur's Gate 3) is it perfect?
No.
Do i absolutely love it?
You bet.

I suck at reviews so the specifics on WHY i love it so much are not too easy to put into words beyond super generic "I love the characters, i love the storyline, etc...) Both of those things are true, to be fair. The game has some great art, the soundtrack is done well, it's not too over the top and in your face, and it works at what it's meant to do. My only real complain is that the card game aspect gets a bit repetitive, but i can look past that due to the fact i love the story and characters so much, and the card game itself isn't bad, it's just the only challenge. Combat encounter? Card game. Social encounter? Card game. Studying engineering? Card game.

But despite that, i find myself coming back to this game again, i got like 4 endings in my last session, and I STILL find myself drawn to the game.

I truly hope the devs eventually decide to make another game in this same style, maybe go a fantasy route instead of sci-fi, maybe do a prequel/sequel type setting to this game, maybe even just have a game in the same universe. I don't know, i justk now i want more of this kind of game from this dev team. I found this game originally while looking for games with romance aspects to them, and I ended up falling more in love with it then i had originally planned, and i am very happy i decided to take the leap and buy the game that, at the time, didn't have much in way of reviews beyond very basic stuff. I cannot wait to see more from this devteam, but i will keep holding on to hope we get more of this style of game from them.