The concept is great, but the execution is not great. The AI works really well to give life to the person you are interrogating. There are some grammatical errors here and there, but otherwise it works very seamlessly and I found that to be engaging and impressive. The rest of the game, however, needs some amount of overhaul. The instructions are completely confusing. I won't get too much into the details, but unlike "Papers, Please," the rules are not consistent and are all over the place. It appears each religion has its own particular forbidden thing that you must seek out, but that doesn't make too much sense. Why would all religions have a different forbidden aspect, instead of just outright forbidding a single religion? After my first day, I got a 0/10 on every parameter for my interrogation. I have no earthly idea how to earn even a single point in these areas. If you don't get graded well after an interrogation, you get little or in my case zero XP. That means you ...

The game is truly amazing. The conversations with the AI ​​are incredible and make perfect sense. You can ask it anything you can think of and it will answer. The pixel art, the animations, the environment, and the overall atmosphere are all incredibly well-executed and well-crafted. Without a doubt, one of the best games!

I love the atmosphere, the setting, and the music of Obliska, It’s very catchy. If you truly enjoy role-playing, this immerses you in the moment and lets you reflect on your actions and the story. The detail of allowing you to ask the lieutenant for things, like going to the accused’s house, is brilliant; it gives you even more freedom to play and it’s impossible to break character. Personally, I love the sound of the keyboard; it makes it even more immersive🪖🫡

I like this concept is like papers please + AI

It just doesn't work