A game that touches of mental illnesses other than depression and anxiety is a rarity, and this is probably the only one that touches on them well. You really understand what the protagonist is going through mentally, despite never having an official diagnosis or explanation, just through talking to her and seeing the world as she sees it. The way the player is integrated into the narrative is also really smart, it's not something entirely unique in the visual novel space, but in a story this tight it works really well.

Not going to put a score on this because that feels like scoring someone's diary entry, and that feels gross as fuck. It's worth your time.