Yep, that sure was an Uchikoshi game all right. Weird tone problems, scifi concepts and conspiracy theories, too much innuendo, working backwards from making up twists to then working out how to write a story around them and schlock, lots of anime schlock.

I honestly don't really know how to review this game, other than to say that the problems with the first one werent particularly fixed, and I think it lacks some of the dumber things about the first one that made me laugh (like a main plot point being a twitch streamer having a brain tumour) but its also maybe a bit more consistent (though its first half is notably tighter than the second half.

Overall though, I am an Uchikoshi head, he has me hostage and for all my complaints I made it through to the end and will play whatever it is he's involved in next. So it doesn't really matter what I think about this as a piece in his larger ludography.