could be great cyberpunk/technoire point'n click
multiple ways (kinda) for quite some things to go
enjoyable writing for the most of it
and pretty much everything is voice-acted, and in most instances pretty well
the OST bangs, the presentation: well you can see how "good" the game looks
BUT
this is a very broken and janky feeling game, and the release is quite some ways in the past
so chances of this ever feeling polished, not good, but "polished" are slim to nonexistant
nevermind the clunky controls, which are also often quite glitchy and unresponsive
there's just something almost "broken" feeling about the way the game works. saving and loading is all sorts of weird, it can downright brake the U.I. and controls (a unity game), i had multiple instances where conversations seemed to "remember" stuff that didn't happen in the current game, but when i loaded from a different area, like the scripts almost "transcend" saving/loading. which is core sin for the genre. you don't need tight controls in a point click, but you need a somewhat cohesive gameflow.
there is also a lot of stuff going on with placeholders (lack of a better term) where during a conversation a camera switch was planned apperently, but instead of said change in scene you get "pan camera" in the text window..stuff like this
in general this game feels more like an alpha, perhaps very early beta and i cannot stress this enough: i highly doubts it is ever gonna be fixed.
some of these bugs and glitches are very amateurish looking at the kind of game we are talking about. it ain't an open world, it ain't some massive game with countless npcs or plot strings, yet the most basic things kinda don't work right and make it almost feel like some student-project which got a budget.

in the grand scheme of things i can recommend the game, but you need to know what you are getting into.