4.5 out of 5 rounded up.
This is quickly becoming one of my absolute favorites. Characters feel like people. Dialogue manages to be both funny and believable. The art is (mostly) great- especially in regards to expressions- and the music is phenomenal. The premise of the story would almost be believable too, if the pseudoscience explanation given for the tech wasn't batshit bonkers jargon, but it's nothing but a justification for the actual meat of the game, which is the writing and character interactions. Barring some expected spelling, grammar and syntax errors that you're bound to find in the wild, I fuckin' love it.
There are two problems I can think of, both with the (mostly) great art. The first involves a couple of scenes where the renderer forgets certain details- the MC's beard vanishes and rematerializes several times, while a specific high-tech glove in a museum is clearly a left handed glove, but when the MC puts it on it's suddenly right-handed- then becomes left-handed again when he takes it off. Jarring, but not a deal breaker; just pay more attention to little details like that.
The worse issue is the sex scene animations- or any of the animations, really. The beginning and end of the animation cycles don't flow together (I'm not sure what the technical term for this is), so they look fucking ridiculous when they play on loop. One particularly bizarre example is when one character pulls her top up to show her boobies and they get stuck in an absurd dropping bounce over and over and over at full speed 'till you click past. Again, not a deal breaker, but it's enough of a speedbump that it takes me out of the scene and reminds me "holy shit, yeah, this isn't perfect".
TL;DR: Great game; the devs need to once-over all the renders before releasing an update to make sure scenes stay consistent, and they really need to work on the smoothness of their animation loops. The pros far outweigh the cons- I'm eagerly waiting for more.