The game has its moments, but overall it is sloppy and not very good. It captures a sense of every conspiracy theory out there being literally true, but not comprehensively so, and having finished the game I am left wanting for something greater. It has many moments where you laugh out loud, but then you cry because you have to grind through minigames that are somewhat obscure at first and grindy after you figure them out. I got stuck because I couldn't find the fourth computer in the AI core room and there were other similar frustrating little experiences all over the game. There are graphical glitches and the animations are often pretty bad, but at the same time it has a certain charm - it feels like you're playing a youtube ad. The enemies you encounter are repetetive and basically all the same, you just keep spamming the attack button until you win. Another disappointment was that there is no endgame, I stockpiled a bunch of food and ammo for absolutely no reason, when after seeing a nuke go off I thought I would have had to survive in a postapocalyptic hellscape. The game is grindy and it rewards that grind by ending too soon for it to have mattered. The pacing of the game is terrible and it should morph into a base management game later on.

Deceptively large game, with equally deceptive depth.

This game is very well made. It has nice graphics, good mechanics, fun things to explore, cool theme.

But it also has a major problem, tasks are very repetitive, and the game cycle is too short which means that tasks have to be repeated more often. It often feels like artificially wasting time, instead of actually progressing in the game.

I think the concept is cool, and I do not regret buying it, but it does not quite feel like a full game.