I've never played a game that has made such an emotional impact on me. While parts of the story can be slow based off of the choices you make throughout the game, the final showdown at the end, as well as some of the memories of Fortuna and the other witches, provide charged energy that more than make up for any parts of the story that fall flat. I will admit, the story covers topics that are at times graphic and explicit, so you must be prepared to confront those feelings. If you like narrative driven games and want to be put into situations where you must make difficult or devastating choices, then this game is perfect for you

wonderful story. there's a lot of player input in the ending of the story. definitely recommend if you enjoy rich story games with a choose-your-own-adventure element.

I completed the game in less than 5 hours and was a bit disappointed. I bought this game because the concept/themes are really interesting (supernatural afterlife), but the "game play" is so lackluster. I say game play in quotations because there's not much playing to actually do - this game is more like a visual novel where you read dialogue then choose dialogue to respond.
The little bit of game play there is, making cards and running your campaign, has no challenge to it. During the campaign part I found myself going to sleep in the game just to pass time because there was nothing else to do! I felt like I was going through the motions to see how the game would end up because there are some interesting characters, but felt so disappointed when I quickly finished the game.