Shades of Shadowrun. This particular dystopian cyberpunk society includes a youth fad where people use nanomachines to give themselves the symptoms of "retro" diseases, a street preacher that wants to sell you drugs to get you addicted to the real world and off the evil internet, and more competing factions than you can shake a stick at. Three viewpoint characters you swap between at plot points (two cops with biosci PHD's, and a jobless net addict), one of whom happens to be trans -- an interesting throw-away detail that doesn't define the character.

Themes include AI, surveilance, and a little bit about the definition of consciousness. You get to make morally-based choices on things, by which I mean stuff like "blame this guy for something serious because you think he's evil, or blame the real but more personable culprit". Only some of these choices effect the ending, but that's okay. Overall this game was immensely satisfying, and was very full of detail and story. Worth the full price.

Chantelle is the best character and I love her. Especially in her last appearance towards the end, with the adorable turret.