An older game that leaves a promise for a more fulfilling experience unfulfilled; in its current iteration, it’s just okay. There’s no exemplary that stands out besides the concept. The writing is above average; the plot is well-defined but unfinished, the dialogue is alright; overall it's like a solid 6 out of ten. The transformation, in the beginning, is unsatisfying and effectively nonexistent, which is the only major detraction.

With what's there I do like it, however there isn't a lot so don't think I can offer much criticism.

The setup was ok, nothing too special considering all the other games on here, but it wasn't bad either. The resource scanner adds a mini game to the overall goal of going home was a nice touch. I like that it appears there are multiple ways of completing objectives in the future if the priest and his preferences are any indication. The way you gain money is a bit lenient just wondering around and you could earn 10 or more each time. Maybe remove that to force players to get an actual job? I do hope you go further in depth with the mental changes, if you take anything from this that's what I want the most. Oh and Alicia seems nice.

So yeah its short but there's potential. 

The game has great potential, but in it's current form it gets cut short quite quickly. There is enough randomness that you can play it several times however that same randomness is sometimes infutiating when you are looking for something in particular while exploring or researching in the library.