The game is generally normal, but the closer you get to the middle of it, the less engaging it becomes. The concept of interrogations and finding clues with implants is interesting, as is the character development based on your decisions and responses, but I become tired of the game after a certain point, because it simply becomes "linear," so to speak. And, of course, the ending, which many have glossed over in their reviews on Steam and in some other websites... it's simply a disgrace. I agree with what another commenter on Steam wrote: it feels like the author ran out of ideas and didn't know how to end it, like with TV series when you need to wrap up the story somehow. While it's not bad, there are plenty of other games worth spending your time on, so in the end of the day, I don't recommend it.

У игры есть минус: она сохраняется только в одну ячейку и только при выходе в меню. из-за этого я не смог посмотреть вторую концовку. Да в игре две концовки, но из-за выбора в конце, а так игра полностью линейна. Да есть РПГ элементы которые делают большое разнообразие, но только в конкретных локациях, не влияющих на сюжет. Я тот человек, который не понимает популярности эстетики pixelart, но привык и не обращал внимания в игре. Сюжет: простой лёгкий sy-fy детектив. Ассоциации с каналом "sy-fy" и, почему-то, "cw", извините. Может ещё "fx" - я, прям, вижу экранизацию от этих студий. Я получил удовольствие. Итог: 8.566/10

Classical point-and-click adventure, interesting plot and setting with some nice idea in it, althought it doesn't do anything particularly original or brilliant.. You're Vera, a detective investigating on some murders that happened in Nordsund, a city in a post-apocalyptic world. Progressing with the investigation is fun, but the ending is not entirely satisfying and feels a bit trite. The city could feel a bit more lively, since there isn't much people to talk or to see. The core of the game is that of a classic point-and-click but you'll also have special abilities that you can use, a nice difference from the majority of similar games where you can only interact with the environment in a single way. There are 6 abilities, and while some of them are fixed, you'll develop the others depending on your playstyle. This could give some replay value to the title, but it's actually a really shallow mechanic that won't change much in your game: the "different playstyles" are just different answers that you can give in the dialogues and the different skills are just slightly different ways to complete the same puzzles. Puzzles are generally simple, but a few of them made me resort to a walkthrough since the game didn't really give any hint about how to solve them. WOAM is a good but short and classic game, don't expect a masterpiece, but if know you like this kind of games, you'll find a valid title to spend a few days on.