I quite liked it, although the actor who played Stefan (or more likely the director directing him) made some... choices. Stefan’s face was telling me that releasing a meh video game is as deeply affecting as killing your own father or watching someone jump off a building.

Interesting, all-in-all, but the somewhat uninspired plot definitely held it back. And setting it in the 80s just felt like the lazy choice of a middle-aged writer, to be honest. Like because they were somewhat pushing the boat out with the whole “choices” thing, they just defaulted to their mental safe space to save creative energy.

I probably come across as being very negative towards it, but it was actually pretty good, I’d recommend it. I just like to talk trout about things.