I will admit to a taste for games, movies, tv shows, and even books and comics that screw with you and try to do something that really gives you something to chew on. So the very concept of this game put it on my radar. I'm not so sure it succeeded though so much as it was just a descent story with little else to back it.
This is not a game I was ever going to buy on my own. It looked interesting, sure, but between tech issues as a game written in Microsoft's UWP platform and a single player game that demanded you use the network to stream videos, I was pretty soured on actually spending money on it. And while things did improve with the game moving to Steam, I still wasn't about to buy it without a huge discount. And thanks to Humble Bundle, I didn't have to. Now as I finish up, I'm glad the game just about literally fell into my lap. I would have missed out on one hell of an adventure.