Really nice game, great story and music.
The graphics, drawings are not so good. Sometimes even unrecognizable elements and needed items...
Otherwise, 4/5

This will be a rare case of me recommending a game that I don't especially like. I WANTED to like it so much, but I just don't. Despite that it fully engaged me for its entire runtime and it's especially a one man show and it's hard to not give points for that.

Pros:
- See above. It is an engaging game. Its janky af, but one dude made a game that held my interest longer than games from much bigger studios. That's... something.
- I really like the MS-paint looking art style. Most of the complaints I've seen are about the art, but to me it gives the offbeat feeling the game goes for some more authenticity and it's really wild the detail that (again) only one dude put into it.

Pro but Con:
- The story. I apprecate a hardcare anti-cap approach that gets a lot of the concepts right. The biggest problem here is that it's massively text heavy and the story gets buried under textbook educating. Much of this game is spent staring at huge black boxes of text that cover the screen. Luckily I read fast because I was able to quickly soak it up while skipping the sub par voice acting.

Cons:
- Very subjective but man I HATED the humor in this game. It just another in a long line of Ready Player One a$$, gen-x pop culture fetishism that I'm just so tired of. Making up for substance with references. And it makes even less sense here why everyone in the year 3000 whatever is so obsessed with the most generic 1980s references. If the Ernest Cline approach of "remember this popular thing" "remember this popular thing" "oh remember this popular thing" appeals to you them here you go.
- Proto-J. Just an aggravating minstrel show of a character. Such a jarring caricature of 80-90s street culture filtered though the worst stereotyping. There was a literally scene that was doing a decent job of describing the institutional racism that this character was a product of only to be cut off by the said character dropping the most insane writer room ebonics I've seen since the Loqueesha trailer. Just a weird mix of accurately addressing institutional racism while fulling leaning into the laziest superficial racism for the sake of "comedy." This could have been a likeable character, I actually enjoyed their place in the story, but the completely unnecessary "I iz a homeboi dawg" caricature is such a wild choice man. This singularly killed my experience more than anything.

It's pretty funny.
If you enjoy point'n'click games and/or are up for a cheeky narrative I'd give this one a go.
Made by mostly one person and the effort is commendable.