Looks interesting. The fact there is no combat actually has me interested. I love combat games but having something a bit different sounds kinda cool.

Main thing I wanna know is about the soundtrack. Highly narrative games can be made or broken I think depending on the soundtrack.

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I just watched my buddy play for like 20 minutes. It's a horror game.

> trippy shit happens
> jump scare
> more tripp JUMP SCARE
> will you reach into the hole?
> losing your mind
> objects turn into spiders and walk around the room
> people get dismembered
> walk down hallway to exit room
> door is now locked
> turn around, room is now different
> JUMP SCARE
> read some email
...

Reminds me of Silent Hill.

I hate horror games and movies.

Played it for just shy of 2 hours. I like it so far, I just wish they'd allow you to change the field of view. something feels off for me. Tried to find it in the config files, but didn't find anything obvious sadly.

Finished it in 7 hours.

If you like nice visuals and are a cyberpunk addict, you should probably give it a try. It's somewhat iffy if it's worth 25 bucks though.
If you dislike slow story telling and hate jump scares (though most aren't that annoying), this isn't the game for you.

My main gripe with the game aside from the field of view and jitteriness of the graphics (on purpose, but playing too long makes me a bit queasy) is that one of the two main endings is significantly superior to the other.

It should be rather obvious though from the previous hints that he can't be trusted and is manipulating you. His hate for you is real and he clearly has no morals when it comes to taking life or manipulating people. As such, rejecting the offer gives you the most satisfying ending.