Lost Trust-Episode 1

This honestly had a decent premise, on the basis of a saw-like game where you have to choose and decide peoples fates. Issue is, there is no choosing. Honestly this was insanely buggy. In my playthrough I'll be posting today, I had to restart the entire game because I got stuck in the crack between a sidewalk and a wall, going to where I thought I was meant to go. This game has a lot of issues. It's buggy and occasionally glitchy. You get all achievements before you ever complete the game. The premise starts out good, you go to a friends house.. *spoilers ahead* And your friend randomly betrays you a wanna be saw-movie creator. The issue is that there's no depth. Everything goes so fast that you don't even know what is going on. Do to the heavy filter, it's hard to see in a lot of areas. There are issues with spelling throughout the game. I feel it lacks an essential polish. A huge issue I had was the movement speed. You're moving about half, maybe a third of the speed you want and until you get to a section you need to run in, you cannot sprint. When I had to replay the game due to getting stuck, it was so incredibly slow. The game acts as if you have to make decisions to save people or condemn them, choices on who lives or dies, but honestly you just press "e" you never get to make a choice. There aren't multiple endings or different paths to choose. They want you to feel bad about "Sarah" but don't even introduce you to her. I'm assuming that Sarah is the main characters wife, but she is only ever mentioned once when talking about the friend. You never get to know any of the characters, you never get to know exactly what made you and the friend fall out of touch. All in all I can't complain too too much because the game is free. But I feel this lacked polish, care, and felt very rushed. I don't understand half of what is going on, and it felt like most of the time I was watching a cutscene, I barely got to actually play the game. This could be really good if it was thought out and worked on more.