Clean futuristic design, engaging presentation. It's fun to play and explore, the gameplay is easy to parse and get used to. In the big budget space full of trend chasers, it's a breath of fresh air.

Outdated build with an added "bonus" of an intrusive DRM on a 23 years old game. There's no reason to pick this version over a DRM-free one, unless you like to reward bad company practices.

Intrusive DRM slapped on a 26 years old release. GoG "preserved" the PC port's deficiencies, including the emulation layer wobbly 3D, which was a cost-cutting measure, rather than intended vision.

Intrusive DRM slapped on a 27 years old release, breaking compatibility with any non-Windows device. GoG "preserved" the bare-bones port of the game, without adding significant QOL or enhancements.

Intrusive DRM slapped on a 30 years old release. GoG "preserved" the PC port's deficiencies, making this release inferior-sounding and inferior-looking in comparison to the PS1 original / fan patched.

A fun and engaging Tales Of title underneath, overshadowed by bare bones "Remaster" that inherits all technical and grammatical issues of original. OG has ready community fixes, Remaster does not.

A cauldron of fan service, fun theatrics, tightly-designed horror sections, and action parts that lift mechanics from RE6. Rehashed sections, retconning that sadly abandons most pre-RE7 titles.

Stylish and eye-catching VN in a cyberpunk setting that fills the niche of engaging whodunit titles. Memorable cast, easy to digest story with pleasant pacing.

An over two decades old original PC port with shallow improvements that nowhere near match a fully enhanced PS1 version, all while tacking on pointless DRM that punishes paying customers.

An over two decades old original PC port with improvements that pale in comparison to Classic REbirth patch, or a fully enhanced PS1 version. Features pointless DRM that punishes paying customers.