Cyberpunk Uber simulator but as a San Francisco visual novel set in cyber Los Ochos. It's obviously written by Leigh Alexander and her narrative voice shines through. The graphics are beautiful especially for something made in Unity. The atmosphere and music is nice although it can be slow at times. You're basically exploring the narratives of your customers which are delivered episodically. The final emotional battle between Savvy and Lina owes a lot to the insult sword fights from Monkey Island.

Worth playing if you've got it in your backlog and worth a buy if it's 85% off. It'll last you a quick night or two. It just kind of ends without anything visible occurring on camera. Sometimes it feels weirdly prescient like the germophobe and giant worms before COVID and the Dune remakes. Most of the passengers are jerks in a San Francisco techie/tedious revolutionary kind of way. It's definitely written by an American, not a single passenger sits in the front passenger seat.

Pretty much everything Fellow Traveller publishes seems to be worth a look and is very highly polished. Suzerain and The Pale Beyond are both better as games than Neo Cab, but it's no slouch and worth a look.

Great game! Quick enough to finish in a few days, but looks like there will be plenty of variety to play multiple times for fun. If you are in to narrative storytelling games, give this a go. And who knows, maybe one of these realities I WILL be a quantum witch after all ;-)

Very intricate visual novel with opportunities to "choose your fate". Rich characters, relevant, thoughtful narrative. RISE!!!!!