Some of the text comes off as needlessly edgy, but ignoring that, this is still a very expressive level. I do like a lot of the artistic choices, like the opening ship corridor where you follow a light that leads you into a saw and the last quarter where everything's on fire and falling apart. I feel like artistic works generally turn out better when they have strong feelings put into them, and Zoroa seems to do that a lot. (Probably part of why he's my favorite creator.) In terms of gameplay, I found it a bit frustrating at times, but it was pretty fun overall.