As of right now I can't completely recommend, this could change upon full release.

At the moment the game is poorly optimised, has many bugs, and cases can either be too easy or impossibly difficult.

First is optimisation: the game is exceptionally laggy, for context I have i7-7700k CPU, RTX 2070 super, and 32gb RAM.

Second is the bugs: frequent phasing through walls and floors into random apartments which I then have to escape, ventilation shafts leaving cut-outs in walls and ceilings where they don't generate an entrance/exit grate, infinite money glitch where selling a diamond in the player's apartment did not validate that the diamond had been sold which allowed the sell button to be spammed. The worst bugs which have happened to me are ones which break the cases themselves, making them unsolvable unless you reload your save (most of the time).

Third is the cases: murder cases are actually pretty okay and fun because they offer a reasonable challenge with enough clues to allow you to figure out who the murderer is, and the additional murders which take place provide new information. The other cases are infuriating as the game provides exactly enough information to find your target or barely enough that makes it near impossible or significantly time consuming. A 30 year old adult with an average build who lives in an apartment complex with 15+ floors is not easy to find. A good start would be giving the player a battery powered camera which can automatically tag individuals with a certain characteristic.

Overall the game is still fun but provides little hand holding on top of the existing issues which can make it hard for new players to become invested in, but rewarding enough when everything does work.