Sorry for being a killjoy, and not liking something that apparently everyone is loving and received a lot of care from the developers. Still, take my opinion as the statistical anomally rather than someone who thinks know better than the others.
Overall I felt that this game takes a lot of inspiration on Ace Attorney, and that's great, but at the same time for most of the game when you present evidence you only have one or two possible options for evidence to present, it's too straightforward.
Nearly to the end of the mystery things get more interesting after having to choose among more choices.
However my main issue with this game was the "minigame", it's not optional and it's very intrusive, every time the protagonist presets a proof, you have to play the minigame. First are single sections, but later they start to ask you to beat multiple ones and the difficulty of the minigame climbs up a lot (I think they get as hard as DKC car mine levels).
I wouldn't be surprised if 70% of my playthrough was the minigame rather than the mystery.
Overall this game starts as a mystery visual novel but it gradually transforms into an infinite runner. If you are ok with that, probably you will enjoy it.

Sorry for being a killjoy, and not liking something that apparently everyone is loving and received a lot of care from the developers. Still, take my opinion as the statistical anomally rather than someone who thinks know better than the others. Overall I felt that this game takes a lot of inspiration on Ace Attorney, and that's great, but at the same time for most of the game when you present evidence you only have one or two possible options for evidence to present, it's too straightforward. Nearly to the end of the mystery things get more interesting after having to choose among more choices. However my main issue with this game was the "minigame", it's not optional and it's very intrusive, every time the protagonist presets a proof, you have to play the minigame. First are single sections, but later they start to ask you to beat multiple ones and the difficulty of the minigame climbs up a lot (I think they get as hard as DKC car mine levels). I wouldn't be surprised if 70% of my playthrough was the minigame rather than the mystery. Overall this game starts as a mystery visual novel but it gradually transforms into an infinite runner. If you are ok with that, probably you will enjoy it.