This game is a tribute to mappers everywhere. People who dedicate themselves to making ambitious sets, believable, varied and beautiful.

I had to admit I felt a sense of liberty I've craved for in video games; walking all alone in public buildings, free to touch anything, go anywhere, think of the people who work here and the purpose of this building.

I want to believe this game is a tribute to the modern society we live in, with its flaws and its qualities, its giant maze-like infrastructure that is vital for everything we take for granted in our urban lives.

It's one of the most immersive and thought-provoking experiences I've played recently, and I want to see more like this.

This game is a tribute to mappers everywhere. People who dedicate themselves to making ambitious sets, believable, varied and beautiful. I had to admit I felt a sense of liberty I've craved for in video games; walking all alone in public buildings, free to touch anything, go anywhere, think of the people who work here and the purpose of this building. I want to believe this game is a tribute to the modern society we live in, with its flaws and its qualities, its giant maze-like infrastructure that is vital for everything we take for granted in our urban lives. It's one of the most immersive and thought-provoking experiences I've played recently, and I want to see more like this.