It's an adventure game so I was expecting an engaging story to keep my attention, since gaming mechanics are minimal.
In the introduction we find an old photo with a woman, that looks slightly like the main character (there literally is a dialogue option when Kate says, that she doesn't see any resemblance) and suddenly (no spoilers) finding her is the most important thing in Kate's life. After another ~2 hours, the game did not give me any reason why would I care about this mission and did not introduce anything interesting, so I just stopped playing. Even if it gets better, you can't expect the player to wait that long in a story-focused game.
As a side note, I like to go for all achievements in games and this one has a lot of easily missable ones with no chapter select after finishing the game.
In the introduction we find an old photo with a woman, that looks slightly like the main character (there literally is a dialogue option when Kate says, that she doesn't see any resemblance) and suddenly (no spoilers) finding her is the most important thing in Kate's life. After another ~2 hours, the game did not give me any reason why would I care about this mission and did not introduce anything interesting, so I just stopped playing. Even if it gets better, you can't expect the player to wait that long in a story-focused game.
As a side note, I like to go for all achievements in games and this one has a lot of easily missable ones with no chapter select after finishing the game.