As a video game, it barely qualifies, and what little interactivity there is here is terrible. As a time capsule of gaming history, it's a fascinating little curiosity. While it wasn't the first FMV based game by any means, it did do something slightly different with the format than the usual rail shooter gameplay you would have seen in stuff like Mad Dog McCree. The fact that it also got swept up in one of America's many idiotic moral panics makes it even sillier in retrospect, as its a campy horror b-movie.