This game has a strong core idea and certain well-executed parts. You can tell where work and heart went into it - the music, for example, has this kind of a capella, homemade sound that makes me think it took time and passion to create. As a game, though, it's lacking in some ways that turned me off from it.

The controls for PC are irritating. They don't break the game or anything, but at no point do they feel good, and at times for me they didn't work without trying a couple of times. The little stories that are told in each route are cute, but they're made of compartmentalized parts, meaning you'll have to replay the exact same first three parts you've already played just to see a fourth part that's different. There's no way to make that process easier, like skipping dialogue or anything, so you'll have to just sit through the same 3/4 of each story a few times. They're really not interesting enough to warrant that. There's an achievement tied to each unique route ending.

The final achievement in this game (get all other achievements) didn't pop for me. They did a weird thing where achievements don't pop at all until you close the game - I saw the dev say somewhere that the choice was made so the achievements wouldn't interrupt the art of the game or something like that, which I thought was kind of pretentious. It makes achievement hunting a frustrating process because you need to keep closing your game to make sure they're actually triggering. Some of them took a few tries to pop for me, despite doing the routes correctly. Several other people have had the same problem with the final achievement not triggering and have posted on the discussion board about it with no response. I still haven't figured out how to make it pop, and that's a huge con for me in a game.

If you're really interested in this game, buy it on mobile. It's cheaper there by 50%, despite being the exact same game.