Overall, I really enjoyed this, especially how it used the different worlds in order to build the idea of authority, manipulation, and how things were set up to provide a disconnect from any one interpretation, denying comfort through the alienation even through the warmer moments.
With that said, I found it hard to pick up on how different elements were being used at time, while I think that English isn't the author's first language, with how much grammar and other ways of seperating out words was messed with, it made it difficult to read through at times, including some times where there were similar words used in place of other ones like demented when the symptoms of dementia were described. While that does fit with how much of the other parts such as the art and formating were used, I also found myself doubting how much of the different parts were included as part of the intended effect. Also, while it wasn't a massive issue, the icons to know how to navigate different functions such as save, load, back, history, options, exit were difficult to figure out and notice what they were supposed to be used in.
All that said, I did enjoy it, losing a clear sense of definition in the narrative was a suprisingly enjoyable feeling even with the agrieved and predatory actions of many the characters aimed at the eyes we're seeing it through. Very much worth the read, if only to try and piece together your own understanding of it.