A short visual novel that takes around 30 min for each cycle, well worth it for the price. (took me ~ 4hrs to 100% the game)

- Excellent VA (don't know a lick of russian, but they sound amazing)
- Decent English translation (a bit clunky at times, pretty good overall)
- Good, simple artstyle
- Doesn't really feel "biopunk", maybe "soulpunk"? idk
- There are quite a few missing lines for the chinese translation in the final sequence (devs pls patch that)

How on earth do you get a VN this un-optimized and laggy?
I mean don't get me wrong the story's worth it but good grief.

Just completed the game and I’m still buzzing. It’s one of those games that sneaks up on you—starts off like a weird night out at a sketchy club and somehow turns into this deep, funny, slightly terrifying conversation about life, death, and everything in between. The bar itself feels alive: dim lights, strange regulars, and this constant sense that the walls are listening. You’re not just trying to get out—you’re trying to figure out what the hell is even going on while these larger-than-life characters mess with your head. And the heart of it is the late-night card game with two absolute forces of nature. One’s the Prince of Lies (or the Great Dragon, or Lucifer, THE BAD GUY), a smooth, smug bastard who owns the club, the city, and apparently everyone’s dirty little desires. The other is Light—literally Love itself, the guy who made everything and still finds humans endlessly entertaining because we never stop asking questions and complaining. Their banter is pure gold: constant kicking under the table, “he’s lying,” “I never cheat… okay I always cheat,” and this wild theology where Hell isn’t even open yet because the Last Judgment is still pending. Watching Vera try to keep her cool while these two argue about whether the dead are just sitting around waiting is hilarious and genuinely unsettling at the same time.
While the game is worth everyone's attention, there are few drawbacks as well. Personally, I didn't like OST, it's plain and forgettable. And there's clearly a lack of CGs with the focusing on the plot rather than pleasing your eyes with the art. Overall experience reminded me of flash games of 00s... in a good way. So I'm not complaining here.
P.S: Also, I wished there was some kind of TRUE ending that compiles everyone's routes into the one. Unless there's one and I missed it.