A dismal misunderstanding that makes you want to give a refund right to the faces of their efficient managers. The developers managed to bury everything that made people tolerate their interactive soap opera: they cut out the Guardian, threw out the paintings with predictions, completely erased the relationship meter, and deprived us of proper online co-op, leaving only a dull couch mode with gamepad pass-through. Instead, they decided that the best innovation in 2026 is to force the player to spend six out of eight hours crawling on their hands through identical gray corridors in the most wretched, drawn-out, and stuffy stealth game in the history of the industry, drearily moving batteries from one door to another to stretch out the running time. The facial physics remained at the level of Andromeda, the characters are plastic cardboard boxes with the intelligence of bread, who, in the middle of a cosmic nightmare, chat and discuss their husbands for the sake of a tick on the agenda. The script was either written by a neural network or by a nerd: the moronic time jumps spoil the survivors and kill the suspense, the stupid final twist about clones devalues ​​any of your actions, and the QTE was shoved right at the very end so you won't have time to return your money for this court-walking simulator. Even on high-end graphics cards, this Unreal Engine 5 masterpiece manages to produce a slideshow without the clunky DLSS, clearly demonstrating where the developers missed the mark on adequate optimization.