What starts as a mystery thriller with fun and dumb little characters and situations ends as a beautiful story that tackles themes like communication, trust, and belief.
It manages to be really unnerving and interesting in the first arcs, and gets really emotional towards the end.
I don't think I really like it as a murder mystery game, it felt like it broke some of the promises it made making it impossible to reach the solution. Also once it all unravels at the end it loses a lot of its weight, mainly with how easy to solve the main conflict becomes from an outside perspective. That plus the constant repetition of concepts and situations streching the game over 80 hours makes it a slog to go through sometimes.
Outside of that, I loved most of the characters and I think that's what carries the game. I recommend it a lot if you've got the time to play it.