I played this after finishing The Complex, and man, this game is ten times better. The writing, the music—everything is on another level.

I felt more connected to the main character because he's just a normal guy clocking in his hours and trying to get by like everyone else. He's just a normal guy clocking in his hours and trying to get by like everyone else, but a series of unexpected events turns his life upside down. The choices in this game also feel much heavier and can significantly affect how the story unfolds.

I highly recommend it. In fact, I played it twice back-to-back in a single sitting without even noticing how much time had passed.

The only downside, much like the other games I've played from this developer, is that it's designed to be experienced like a movie. You can't backtrack or select specific chapters to see how your choices affect the story.

Although I finished the game twice and managed to get two different endings, I think the absence of these features can be tedious for players who are short on time but still want to experience everything the game has to offer. It feels like an unnecessary barrier that only makes multiple playthroughs more cumbersome.

Good game-movie. Nothing special, take on discount (preferably)