The art may be AI (which I have mixed to poor feelings about), but what isn't is actually really good for an indie. In fact, the thing that did attract me at first was how much the non-AI art captured that grim-dark feel it was going for. What made me stay however was how good the writing was. Not too flowery or technical, but it's masterful prose as I've seen said by some others. The dialogue is so worth reading through that you'll be running two or three saves at a time just to see variations of the same scene with different "facets" that the game offers you at the start. Not to mention the music, which was very much curated by the author and makes it hard to believe no one made a soundtrack specifically for this game. There are other flaws here and there like awkward dialogues or repetitiveness in trying to find if you've exhausted everything to see in this area or with this character, but all in all this is worth looking at and sticking around to see if you like it or not.