the real strength here is managing the loop to feel lived in and monotonous, even in the first play. the signposted choices convince you that you've seen this all before, even if you haven't, which gets you in the right mindset to really think about what could destiny actually want. i hit a couple choices that were frustratingly reversed, which almost always feels bad, but the scenario kept things moving and on replay i immediately had ideas for what to try next. and then there's the secondary goal: figure out why the devil's involved in the first place. couldn't figure that one out, but i cared!