I hate how my reviews never go through to be honest, but I'll try once more.
This was the first game from Arbit's catalogue I've played, and admittedly, the theme didn't land right with me at all. It's brutally, depressingly realistic, maybe even pessimistic. The possibility of a happy ending feels like a dream, as the story repeatedly crushes the player's hopes of helping Artemis with the choices provided being simply bad, which made me kinda dislike the game as a whole, since I play games to unwind from the reality, not get hit by it like a truck.
But, ignoring all of that, the art in this game is undoubtedly very nice and simple, while also feeling original, which I love. The writing is also impressively good.
Sadly, as much as I want to appreciate this game, the gloomy story doesn't let me do that, which is why I'm feeling a 4/10 (doesn't mean that I don't recommend the game, just don't play it if you're looking for anything comforting).