Like Technomancer, this game has its fair share of issues. I'm putting a good review (cause I'm a ♥♥♥♥♥ who can't put downvotes), but truly it is not 100% recommended that anyone actually buy this game for several reasons.
1. The soulless company that ran spiders into the ground gains all the financial benefits from this game, so I'd recommend just .. you know.
2. It's a limited budget game so it won't exceed expectation, but the creativity is there even if it isn't explicit. Voice acting is minimally done.
3. It is dominated (for a good bit at least) by topics of rape, sexual assault/abuse, and many other topics related. Many of such things are written poorly, or with little thought. One romance is centered around such a topic (Mercy/Mary, Sean Mancer's new apprentice); she will treat sleeping together as a form of transaction or repayment in this case for Roy after Sean's death and into chapter 2. The writing for her is absolutely awful and obviously written by someone with ♥♥♥♥♥♥ fetishes, or just thrown in as a filler story added onto the other sexual contents/topics. To be honest, romance in this game shouldn't have existed at all. It has no place, especially with Roy's personality, and especially since it counts towards 0 achievements. Technomancer was a bit better in this regard, but still .. flaws.
4. Bugs. Bugs. Bugs. It is riddled with issues that make it almost impossible to 100% without a full guide. Some missions may be damn near invisible, need another mission to be at a certain point to start it, need missions to be completed in a certain order, or is just plain impossible to decipher.
5. The difficulty is about the same idiotic thing as Technomancer where any mode is like a torture chamber (at least to me). If you stack yourself with supplies for crafting, upgrading, ammo, heals, etc. alongside skills and feats, you should be fine though. Still, what a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ pain, but that's what strategy style fights are like I guess? Again, like Technomancer, it gets boring quick and repetitive.
Overall, it isn't a terrible game but there is so much that is missing and so much that is wrong with it that it genuinely gets on my nerves real easy. The only thing that kept me in a good mood was Innocence and Roy's mentor-mentee relationship (that was not creepy as hell, thank the Creator), and the influencing him quest throughout the story. Beyond that, the story is very creative x2, and is sort of worth the 10-ish hours of torture. It is clear a sort of love was given to the game, but because of time and money, it was not fully well done. Helluva lot shorter than Technomancer, which could be good but is certainly not well amanged.
