Stylish, eye-popping visuals. Solid voice acting and a wicked soundtrack. QTE-heavy gameplay, with some Tony Hawk-lite skating mechanics and turn-based JRPG combat. Gets a bit tedious and repetitive towards the end of the game. The story is not going to be most people's cup of tea. The subject matter seems very personal to the developers.

It's a super "woke" type's wet dream. I enjoyed some aspects of the narrative, in particular the exploration of South Asian family dynamics. But the rest of the narrative is held back by its nonsensical plot, cringe dialogue, and a subplot that was really underwhelming, that basically went nowhere. Fortunately, it is only a short game - so not a complete waste of time.