If you've ever seen the Constantine TV series from a while back, with the C listers, or read any of the Hellblazer/Constantine comics, then you pretty much know what's going to happen in this game.
That said, this is a fantastic homage to those series, and a great game in its own right.
The graphics are generally great, though some of the characters and girls are not quite up to the same level of quality that others are (for example, the Dean, Brianna, Brandon). There are also a LOT of these weird zoom-ins on the main character's face that don't seem to serve any real purpose other than to make the narrative feel very awkward.
The UI/UIX is enormous, and not the most optimized in terms of screen real estate, but at least it looks cool. I can't tell you how many times my wandering mouse caught the edge of the star menu in the bottom left and ended up skipping a line because of it.
The story is solid, and probably the best star of this VN. There's a number of twists and turns, though it does feel like women throw themselves at the MC quite often. It also feels weird that the MC is just able to go wherever he wants--even straight into the heart of the cultist HQ, and escape pretty much unscathed. Also weird that there's no wide-scale conflict at several points later on in the story. I WILL however give it a few points for how many choices there are in the game.
The design is fairly simple, but effective, however, it does feel weird that a new player is supposed to know what each of the stats and deities do or change things. Found myself a bit lost at the start, and just figured that if a game was going to feature Morgana Le Fay as an option, I might as well go with that. Seemed to work out? Not sure what would have been different.
Audio and FX were solid for the most part, though some were a bit cheaped out on (the eye glow, and his Sword n Cup stuffs). The missteps were barely bad enough to notice.
All in all, a 4.5/5. Very enjoyable, but I don't think someone without my edgy sensibilities would enjoy it.