Sickeningly brutal as you spend hours just reading letters from 600 years ago. Did they deserve their fate? Do we?

It's heartbreaking and horrifying to learn what happened to the so called "generation ship" and it's somber to realise that it didn't happen sooner. But what makes Analogue so special is not the big scary whodunnit reveal, but the pages and pages of daily life that subtly and continuously twist a knife into your stomach. Masterfully crafted by a brilliant writer, what makes it work is the videogame interactions, the out of order presentation and the two girls comments and opinions.

The more classical VN elements come out of left field and it's unfortunate to go from reading a horrifying diary page to calling your ai friend a cute detective. The "secret golden ending" should feel like a glorious hurrah for those devoted to the story but it ultimately feels like a shoehorn and a betrayal of what the story is talking about.

Taught me that misogyny sucks actually