A game that despite its "retro cozy cyberpuk" atmosphere reminds us that it belongs to a genre with -punk in the name and manages to convey this aspect better than many other stories.
I found the sci-fi and social aspects of the story to be magnificently connected. Worldbuilding is not exactly hard sci-fi it often prefers to give more weight to the emotional part than of certain speculative fiction but for me the result was very engaging and stimulating. I will listen to the music often too.

However, I must say that I did not find the 2064 version as clean as I expected.  I didn't have any technical problems running it on Linux but the incomplete dubbing, some imprecise interactions and other similar things made themselves felt a little.
The title, despite making good use of the mini-games, remains mainly a visual novel and has little of the classic graphic adventures with puzzles that is seem to recall in some advertisements. As a visual novel it is great and I was surprised by some mechanics that I only discovered after my first run.

Thanks for this cyberpunk gem.