iirc, isn’t this the canned follow-up to the Vita-game that should have been released in 2011? It certainly feels this way, tbh, and it’s as cranky as irem titles used to be last decade.
Which is, indeed, making this feel old in a lot of ways, even for someone that absolutely loves that company, gameplay and take on games.
The end of the demo is handled in such a - idk how to put it, honestly, so let’s just say - naive way that makes me not exactly sure how the rest will pan out, and whether it gets less janky down the road.
What to look forward to:
I expect a bizarre comedy handling driving bit in this game, which will feel so out of place that you’d be forgiven thinking you are playing driving emotion type-S (j/k, it’s actually worse), paired with quite obvious moral choices, which will be overshadowed by inadvertently running into story triggers because PS2 plotpoint-flags, and a lot of unbearable dorky character-traits that make cardboard-cutout-stereotypes feel alive.
All that's left to say is: How much is this game, and when can i get crushed by an office building (instead of getting a crush on dorky anime stereotype character 3)?