If the category "kinetic novel" wasn't already taken, then this game would be a good candidate. The art and animation is propulsive. Comic book frames-within-frames burst forward, lines of rain squiggle down, a camera pans up in three dramatic motions... all rendered in high-contrast, colorful screens. I enjoyed the structures of the game, too, with pretty much every choice leading to a different ending. They're all worth finding, whether it's to see the player character die in a multitude of ways or make it out of a pouring storm and a night filled with strange encounters. The writing is consistent and makes good on the idea that the player character is, for the most part, a bystander caught up in events. The player decides if they're more active or passive, ethical or pathetic. Take a spin and see all the ways the story can go for yourself.