Very Interesting game. I liked most of the large-scale art and I thought it was cool how the character portraits during dialogue had so many expressions they were almost animated, with even more variants on top of those (the rooftop scene is a very good example of this), though having two character portraits on opposite sides of the screen at the same time made it difficult to focus on the expressions and dialogue.
[Keep in mind there are spoilers past this point...]
The writing had me immersed and I was able to connect with the two main characters. The dialogue and the way the relationship between the two characters grew felt natural to me, Angel and Lee have a good mix of similarities and differences that make them work well together.
I thought the plot twist threw a lot of what I liked about the characters' relationship out the window and I felt there was an unintentional change in Lee's personality that made him seem a little more irrational and uncaring than I think he would be. However, the whole section starting from the discovery of the shrine was so insane, it gets crazier and crazier with each reveal which I thought was hilarious.
I liked both endings, they felt unsatisfying in the right way. Ending 1 felt like the only reasonable option, it was pretty chilling and I like how it gives a little more insight into the dark side of Lee and you're left to draw your own conclusions on what happens to Angel next. Ending 2 is very, very interesting to me. It's like a messed up parody of a romcom where everything goes right and they all live happily ever after, which made a really discomforting juxtaposition of this happy ending and the terrible circumstances that preceded it. It's like a "what if?" where everything goes right but I'm left with a sense of dread because it's completely unrealistic. It's the happy ending I wanted, but it didn't feel like how things would have or should have gone down. Is that feeling what you were going for?
I don't regret playing this myself in the slightest, it's left me with a lot to think about. I definitely enjoyed my time with it.