MetaHuman Inc.

It's not bad, but it's not good either, and that's why it's a mediocre snooze-fest of a game. The characters feel like cardboard cutouts, not really doing much to make them stand out, and the story feels like it's trying to rush past certain sections of the game that ends up making you wonder why they even bothered including them instead of trimming the fat and extending the better parts of the story (the mall, a ton of the office encounters, the vacation section that's awkwardly used to push the plot along). In the game, you're tasked with coming up with different incantations or technologies that you can use to influence certain situations, and the game tries beating you over the head that the two paths are unique. However, the magic and science aspects are just flavor as each choice from one of the two has a counterpart from the other path that fills almost the exact same role, and it just changes a few lines of text when used. Ultimately, there are really only two big choices that impact the story, and they're at the very end, so you won't really get to see the consequences of your choices other than a few lines of text in the epilogue. I'm surprised a choose-your-own-adventure game with such little choice has such a high rating when other, even older, games from this publisher blow it out of the water in every department, including character development, player agency, and overall writing.