I licked a car through a fence making it explode. The resulting shock-wave threw me a thousand feet into the air, where I found a UFO.

10/10, would goat again.

Great puzzle game with ~10 or so hours of content.

Stop reading here if you don't want spoilers!

This game suffers from a few fundamental issues that could be easily addressed:
* There is the incredibly burdensome UI (no ability to quickly teleport back to scenes), no list of scenes that include said character (just the first and last scene).
* No clear indicator of new interactable bodies / areas. Hence when you lose the trail of bodies in a chapter, you will be hard stuck. (Addressable by numbering or colouring corpses).
* Many names can be worked out with deductive reasoning, but I got to the end and there were at least 10-15 names I could not place at all. The hints were either to subtle, or not present. If the UI wasn't so terrible, I would have spent more time tracing through the scenes to try and figure things out.
* The final chapter didn't make much sense. Why was the monkey put in the room and shot? Was the monkey simply a teleportation device? How did the last character know this scene would be important for, and worth sacrificing a life over.