you *should* play this, buuuuut

*spoilers ahead*

imagine a book with an odd structure, where you can skip to one of the last few pages by total accident, in such a way that makes the preceding 200 pages feel tedious and overlong because you already know they don't really matter at all.

this could've probably stood to be a liiiiiittle more linearly structured. I think i would've had the player start with every interview except the last one, piece them all together, then have the mail popup be like "hey! we found the last files on an old backup! hit "update" to link them into the viewer!" because spoiling yourself to the answer of a mystery without seeing most of the clues feels extremely anticlimactic.

fun concept, execution leaves something to be desired.

you *should* play this, buuuuut *spoilers ahead* imagine a book with an odd structure, where you can skip to one of the last few pages by total accident, in such a way that makes the preceding 200 pages feel tedious and overlong because you already know they don't really matter at all. this could've probably stood to be a liiiiiittle more linearly structured. I think i would've had the player start with every interview except the last one, piece them all together, then have the mail popup be like "hey! we found the last files on an old backup! hit "update" to link them into the viewer!" because spoiling yourself to the answer of a mystery without seeing most of the clues feels extremely anticlimactic. fun concept, execution leaves something to be desired.