I really love basicly everything about this game, from its visuals to its writing to its weird music and more than anything to the very novel concept, but I think this is a game I ended up ruining for myself: the way the game is setup with 22 endings and a neatly placed ending counter under your save files makes it inviting to try to get as many as possible, but the game's slowburn story and gameloop feels incompatible with this sort of completionist drive to get as much as you can.
You're probably not really meant to play the game like that, it might be a thing of just inviting replayability over time. But admitedly I got burnt out very quick after a few playthroughs and reloads, specially given the many variables and small decisions that affect the final outcome of the story that make aiming for specific results sort of tedious.
Overall though, I think what this game tries to do is incredibly unique and it's an experience worth having. If you're the kind of person to just get an ending or two in a game like this and leave it at that you're probably going to enjoy it a lot. My dumbass that tried to 100% and tapped out at 10 endings isn't representative of how most people would approach a game like this, but I ultimately rate games based on my own subjective experience with them.