This is definitely a story-first type of game; there’s not much to actually "play" in this game. If you enjoy these "narrative-driven" types of games, I highly recommend playing this game, as it features one of the best stories I’ve encountered in a video game. I also recommend playing To the Moon if you haven’t done so already.

I played the alternative build of this game, which looked quite a bit better in my opinion:
Right click->properties->betas->Alternative
I didn’t get the achievement after completion in the alternative build, but this was easily solved by switching to the normal build and having the ending sequence play again.

Accidentally saved right before the screamer. Decided to finish the story late at night, hoped for to-the-moonish ending. Got jumpscared. Damn. 10 out of 10.

All jokes aside. I finished the game and bought&finished Impostor Factory (the next chapter of the series) as well the next day. Quite an experience. Interesting story, surprising story twists, wonderful music and the song performed by Laura Shigihara herself. The unskippable cutscenes were killing me, though. It'd be nice there was an option to speed-up the walkspeed of people in cutscenes as it was irritating not to be able to control the character because the animation of walking and disappearing hasn't finished.

These games aren't meant to be played for *fun* fun, they tell stories. Enthralling stories. A good sequel