Replaying the complete edition on Switch.
I think it's a powerful realistic message conveyed via a game, and it sucks that it got so popular that it reached a crowd who are perplexed or even offended when your civilian characters are traumatised by having to kill, intimidate, and steal.
The atmosphere is masterful and sombre. The gameplay does fall apart a little bit once you figure out a method that works (using the appropriate characters, picking the locations/routes that lead you right to resources) and the writing, which reads in a way that feels translated, can be a little bit flat. But an indie dev accomplished all of this, and it's no small feat.