My fifth game in the trek through the Yoko Taro gameography. The music was excellent, as one would expect of Keiichi Okabe, and I loved the presentation of it. The characters where fleshed out enough to be entertaining and their interactions where fun, although slightly generically in line with Yoko's other works, and it worked surprisingly well for a game with only a single narrator - I thought it would grate on me, yet it felt far more relaxing than I had expected.
It was definitely the worst Yoko game I've played so far - or maybe the one with the least impact - but it was certainly enjoyable. I do not think that this style of game is for me particularly, having never been one for D&D styles.