Disclosure, I'm writing a review purely out of spite at people who download the demo part for free and then complain because they can't play the rest of the game for free.This is exactly the kind of point-and-click adventure game I look for, where developers aren't trying to bleed money off me with either micro-transactions or ads, and it's more than worth paying for it.On the game itself, the cyberpunk setting is really fun - it's like our current world but with robotics/AI and capitalism driven into overdrive. Characters are entertaining, and it's great that they don't have to like your player character. Your choices do matter. Plus, the music is great - I love Tell Me Your Story.Only one thing: I wish they'd brought the voice acting to mobile too - that's the only reason why even though this is more portable, I prefer the PC version and would recommend that version more.

A very linear game for sure. I’m in the middle of chapter one, so please take this as a first impression and not a final statement. Despite there being so many choices in dialogue, the game makes it very clear that you’re going to stick strictly to the interpretation of your protagonist that it wants. When talking with Jess, acting completely nice gets you snapped at no matter what with no variation, and you’re even given the option to say you’ll “do better” in regards to hybrid discrimination… when you said and did nothing discriminatory.Then when speaking to the detective, the dialogue forces you to keep pushing the matter of bending the rules instead of giving you the option earlier on to agree and drop it… until that becomes the only option.I like the atmosphere and the story is probably entertaining. The world building is fairly good as well, but I wish the in-game screen was bigger. I had to order the blue fairy drink five times because every time I went to open my inventory, it had me leave the bar, which makes you leave the drink. All this to say the gameplay is frustratingHaving paid five bucks for this, I’m pretty annoyed. Any pushback against the rom companion is treated like you’re a jerk. When the dialogue about the plant comes up, if you want to drop it and not be continually scolded for being a bad plant parent, you get scolded still. We just have to be a loser with a bad apartment who doesn’t understand any tech know-how, and is dumb for not having a strong internet presence.Could be that some of these issues are challenged as the story progresses, but so far, I’m not really enjoying this. It has minimal challenge and feels a lot more like an interactive story rather than a game.

I have yet to fully finish the game but have already fell in love with the game completely. There are not many cyberpunk style games on the app store so that let alone makes it unique. Much work has been put into the game from the character designs, their personalities, the music, EVERYTHING in this game so entrancing. Turing tho has to be the peak of the game, every interaction with him just is so adorable.

I played this game when it came out on the PC, and feel nostalgic for it every now and then - it’s got a really cute aesthetic and great soundtrack. The price is a seriously good investment considering how much entertainment you get from it (the game holds up well to multiple plays, as each action has consequences). One of my favorite games, I’m excited to have it available in app form!