To be blunt, it's not great. The plot is quite rushed and has holes you could fit a tractor through, the music and sprites are all basic RTP except for one janky low-effort edit (albeit one that got a chuckle out of me when I first saw it), and it has no choices or gameplay to speak of.
However, it also took me about 5 minutes to read from start to finish. It's over quickly enough that the average reader might not even care about all the criticisms I just levelled, and it's both free and playable in browser. I wouldn't call it good, but thanks to the incredibly short runtime it's not offensively bad either. It does what it set out to do, and it doesn't waste your time doing it. It also uses its RTP and/or web-searched graphics about as well as could be asked of it - the background images probably took some amount of searching to find and look alright (although they're very pixelated - presumably by a deliberate filter choice), and the character sprites are at least of a consistent style (since they're probably all from the same set) and fit what personality their assigned characters are given.
Also, it was made live on-stream in about 6 hours, so I think it's reasonably impressive in that light. Honestly, based on some other comments I've read, the process of creating the game seems to have been more enjoyable to both the creator and the chat than the final product, but unfortunately I haven't been able to locate a VOD of the livestream in question.
Overall, there are definitely worse ways to spend a few minutes of your life, and it's enjoyable enough for what it is.