This game was very unique in it's own way.
The cyberpunk world really captures the true essence of the genre. Gameplay was different from anything I've seen, sometimes it was like a 2D platformer but on exploration it is a 3D game with a depth of environment , you can go right left and then further and closer to the camera.
The graphics are stunning, the world is well designed and realistic but the characters are pixelated and it was done in an artistic way that it fits perfectly. I really enjoyed this nice experience.

Good:
Production values
Visual style (similar to Sygnalis)
Cyber dystopia anime theme
Combat (although pretty easy)
Immersion factor
Skills, gear, weapons etc. with some crafting to play in different ways during the combat sections.
Technically great, lots of PC options, language options, little to no bugs, no crashes
(but pretty frequent loading, way too much for a game like this tbh)

Bad:

Very poor pacing
You'll be wandering long corridors and empty spaces / maps with little to do except see flavor text
Combat and platforming is relatively sparse
Story is pretty contrived, predictable and to be honest, poorly written and unsatisfying

Can't shake the feeling of not being able to play the way I want to, i.e. - ok now you can use your combat and platforming abilities, no now you have to roam around for 30 minutes going from one quest giver to another just to move the story along etc.

TLDR: Technically and stylistically very well made, but seriously lacking in fun factor, player agency and a quality story seeing as how so much focus is put on essentially "observing" the story as you go from one NPC to another to move the dialog along.

The marketing materials make this look like an action combat RPG-esque game with anime storytelling. Instead it's more like an interactive visual novel with combat & platforming interludes.

Hopefully the devs' next project hits the mark more, feels like a near miss for me, but I'm sure plenty of people will like it.

EDIT:
According to the dev, for some reason, Humble Keys are still counted in the score. So there ya go, flipped to a positive review, even if the game isn't for me. Dumb store scoring systems are dumb, so here's a course correction to positive just to make up for it.

For everyone else: Game has a demo, give that a try. And if you've already played this game, why are you here trying to validate your opinion? Go play videogames.