Pretty decent for what it is. The graphics are lovely, although quite noticeably old in the cutscenes. The puzzles are varied in both type and difficulty. Also, even though this game looks like a typical HOG, there are no hidden object scenes.

I was impressed by this game's attention to detail particularly in the beginning, although it does feel rushed later on. All the journal articles are voiced, which I don't think I've ever seen in this genre before. You can also find extra letters/documents all over the game, and there are tons of hotspots for the protag to comment on. The bonus chapter is also surprisingly long and in-depth.

The story is... very cliché, which I guess is pretty typical for the genre, but still, this one feels more so. Some of the protag's lines near the beginning seem to oddly foreshadow a twist that I knew would never happen, but the story would've been more interesting if it had. And in general, the writing is poor, as if the writers memorized "show, don't tell" backwards. Also, I'm not a big fan of Eveline, the protagonist, who I find insufferably flowery. The protagonist in the bonus chapter is much better imo.

I also really hated some of the sound effects in this game. The music is fine... I mean certain one- or two-second sound effects that would play continuously on a tight loop and irritated me so much that I would remove my headphones in certain scenes. I've rarely had this problem with other games before...