A fine little narrative, lots of mysterious happenings to tangle yourself in. That's definitely the strong point of the game, as the protagonist's multiple strained and fraying relationships with the other characters do a good job of driving the plot forward.

The puzzles are difficult in a way I'm not entirely sure they are supposed to be. It's not so much that the puzzles are hard; they are, and that's fine. The main issue I kept encountering was that I couldn't figure out how to access the puzzle I was supposed to solve. The space station's mainframe was dizzyingly obtuse to access in a way that makes me think only people with some kind of experience with the actual, physical guts of computers and the like would understand. Which is fine, but it wasn't for me.