Another Masterpiece of the SciADV series.
I can't put into words how eagerly I read through all the lines of all the different endings.
That is also - in my opinion - one of the biggest strengths of the game.
Although I was happy enough playing through the normal ending I just couldn't bring myself skipping the character chapters after starting the first one.

First of all, the different endings were really contributing in filling the gaps of some open questions one might have after reaching the normal ending. Another aspect to point out is that all of the endings were exceptionally unique in its own way so it definitely never got boring through the whole process.

Now to the plot itself.
I am always amazed at how easily I get fooled by the SciADV entries, where things are happening behind the back of the player til the final moment where a plot twist totally shifts the pace of the game. This helps a lot not losing interest and actually trying to keep track of everything that had happened so far.

All in all there is nothing to complain about and the mapping-sequences helped lifting up the rather boring delusional trigger gameplay compared to other SciADV games.