This is definitely a game for those who enjoy the visual novel genre, but if your willing to take a chance with it, this game does have a lot of unique features that seperate it from many others.

Probably the most noticeable feature is that your choices truly do matter in this game, and the way they do that is not only simple but rather ingeneous: After making a decision (like say shooting at a lock instead of finding a hairpin to pick at it), the game will autosave, meaning that if you want to redo that decision again, you'll need to start the entire game over from the beginning.

The story, while not very memorable in my opinion (though it's probably because I only stopped after getting one ending), does have a unique array of characters that help compliment the game, helping you unravel the seedy underbelly of the Tokyo nightlife. It'll keep you engaged if your a fan of crime and psychological horror stories.

The artistic style is not bad as well; it really captures the Tokyo nightlife: Showing the cheerful facade that we associate with the city, while exposing the nasty underbelly with very earthly colors and rushed paint strokes. And finally there is the music, which, personally, really does sell the game: It gives you the pinging sense of dread that something is off.

Update: Nominated it for the Choices Matter Award