It goes for a very specific tone and it kinda succeeds, but it's a bit too compressed for that. I can get behind the overly philosophical mono-/dialogues which works well with the aesthetic, but it's all too sudden and too dense, it's like reading a self-help book with a synthwave soundtrack in the background. I would've liked to see something more grounded in the world itself, not some discretely placed dialogue opportunities, and a bit more breathing room.