A beautifully in-depth VA. My expectations were low, in the kindest way of the phrase. Unassuming visuals, with no extravagant fonts. But boy, were those expectations blown out of the park. The characters have such depth to them, with different sides depending on the routes taken. I also much appreciate the protagonist having the options to resist, rather than be a helpless damsel/whatever the male equivalent in distress. Great replayability value, not only to see the countless different endings, but also to see the much diverse perspectives on the world, it's characters and it's story. It's baffled me just how differently one could see things about the story when played from a different perspective; and that's some wonderful writing.
Particularly, at first I was rather charmed by Martin and his exhstatic demeanor, not thinking that Angela was too bad, aside from maybe a tad cocky and over-confident. Sure, I got slight red flags about his cult, but surely, they seemed nice, right? Boy was I shaken when playing the game with more-so Lauren in mind. He turned out to be such a sweetheart, while Martin's cult was viewed through a much more cult-ish lens. While playing a route closer to Angela, if mostly out of curiosity, I was revolted(in a good way, it means the character presentation is very effective) at her controlling, stuck-up demeanor, manipulating situations to hurt other solely for the fun of it.