Overall this game is a 5/10 - meaning only get it on sale if you like this sort of game

The Positives:
Graphics = 9/10 - The visuals and details are very well done. I did have some issues with lag near the end of the game; possibly my computer not being able to keep up with the amount of detail.
Storytelling = 9/10 - Some might say its boring using many common tropes, but I thought, although somewhat disjointed, it was still an overall fascinating story in a parallel universe's history
World-building/environment = 7/10 - Although I did enjoy the environment of the game overall and think it was visually appealing, there were a number of times I thought things in the environment didn't make any sense. Examples: Snow underground without any obvious way for the snow to be there, trees/plants growing underground without sunlight, sound of waves in an underground lake (impossible without wind, earthquake, or some force to move the water), many of the notes are written in English when the speakers in the world are supposed to be German or Polish (ideally it would have been amazing to see the notes in German or Polish and then translated for the player), and NAZIS playing DND (all of these make no sense without some explanation or better world-building) I consider these to be just minor issues with the game.

The Negatives:
Movement = 1/10 - Supposedly there is a run option when look at the game's controls. However, all that appears to happen is your field of view narrows slightly and you run about as fast as a person using a grandparent's walker. I don't know if this is a bug and the developers intended the player to run faster, but it is terrible and aggravating that you cannot move through the game faster. Occasionally, I also couldn't walk over some obstacles, like wires on the ground.
Interaction = 3/10 - You have to practically kiss whatever you want to interact with. Also, what you can interact with is somewhat random outside of the things needed to progress in the game. I would prefer more interaction with the environment and from a reasonable distance.
Saving/Reloading = 0/10 - This is the absolute worst aspect of this game. There was a bug that caused my character to be stuck and unmovable whenever I reloaded a save. The only way I found around this was restarting the level/chapter which could mean many minutes of lost time in game. There is also no way to access and replay specific levels/chapters after you have completed the game. Both of these issues really should have been priorities for the developers.

Overall, I would recommend the game "on sale" to those who like walking-simulator, story games, BUT be prepared for the bugs listed above and walking at a snail's pace the entire game.

Overall this game is a 5/10 - meaning only get it on sale if you like this sort of game The Positives: Graphics = 9/10 - The visuals and details are very well done. I did have some issues with lag near the end of the game; possibly my computer not being able to keep up with the amount of detail. Storytelling = 9/10 - Some might say its boring using many common tropes, but I thought, although somewhat disjointed, it was still an overall fascinating story in a parallel universe's history World-building/environment = 7/10 - Although I did enjoy the environment of the game overall and think it was visually appealing, there were a number of times I thought things in the environment didn't make any sense. Examples: Snow underground without any obvious way for the snow to be there, trees/plants growing underground without sunlight, sound of waves in an underground lake (impossible without wind, earthquake, or some force to move the water), many of the notes are written in English when the speakers in the world are supposed to be German or Polish (ideally it would have been amazing to see the notes in German or Polish and then translated for the player), and NAZIS playing DND (all of these make no sense without some explanation or better world-building) I consider these to be just minor issues with the game. The Negatives: Movement = 1/10 - Supposedly there is a run option when look at the game's controls. However, all that appears to happen is your field of view narrows slightly and you run about as fast as a person using a grandparent's walker. I don't know if this is a bug and the developers intended the player to run faster, but it is terrible and aggravating that you cannot move through the game faster. Occasionally, I also couldn't walk over some obstacles, like wires on the ground. Interaction = 3/10 - You have to practically kiss whatever you want to interact with. Also, what you can interact with is somewhat random outside of the things needed to progress in the game. I would prefer more interaction with the environment and from a reasonable distance. Saving/Reloading = 0/10 - This is the absolute worst aspect of this game. There was a bug that caused my character to be stuck and unmovable whenever I reloaded a save. The only way I found around this was restarting the level/chapter which could mean many minutes of lost time in game. There is also no way to access and replay specific levels/chapters after you have completed the game. Both of these issues really should have been priorities for the developers. Overall, I would recommend the game "on sale" to those who like walking-simulator, story games, BUT be prepared for the bugs listed above and walking at a snail's pace the entire game.