I would be extremely forgiving with an indie game I got for free provided it met the minimum qualifications, those being:

a) It is playable with controller when advertised as such. (I am NOT asking for optimized, as I understand controllers being a second thought for any shooting game designed for PC, I mean *playable* as in I have the ability to aim in more than in the cardinal and intercardinal directions within a shooting game that necessitates it.)

b) Doesn't crash mid-game, giving me an unceremonious error box informing me my only option was to abort the game.

Sadly, because it failed to meet these two requirements, I cannot recommend it, as I wasn't even able to get through the tutorial despite two separate attempts. I wish I could comment on anything beyond the surface-level art and music, which were nice, but unfortunately I cannot.

From my limited game time, I feel I would probably enjoy the game if I am not so motion-sickness sensitive that the camera movement slightly discomfort me in this short passage of time.

Very interesting easy going choose your own adventure(not really), interesting flavor and mechanics.