Overall, this VN is a polished jewel that I will return to time and time again. The production value was what initially attracted me, but the writing truly did not fail to deliver a powerful follow-through. Self-contained, short, sweet, eminently rereadable, and with all-original audiovisual assets that match the tone and atmosphere to boot—what is not to love?
Specifically, I feel that it perfectly balances subtle dialogue clues which are neither too cryptic nor too obvious. I read through the entire story while in a rather tired state of mind and still had minimal difficulty in following the events & solving the 'Justice Served' ending, but I can tell that the reader will be amply rewarded for any additional amount of concentration invested into their reading session.
I also appreciate that the representation of queerness in the story is understated yet ubiquitous: it is firmly present, and while it is crucially relevant to the background events of the mystery, it is integrated as merely a fact of life rather than something requiring extended commentary. It is as if the story is saying, 'Some of the characters are queer, what about it?' with a refreshingly casual and nonchalant attitude.
All in all, this was a great treat, and I look forward to this studio's future works.