It's an excellent little mystery with a solution neither of us saw coming, but felt really appropriate in hindsight. My wife and I had a great time ferreting out the lies and trading theories about what was really going on with Atlas, a shadowy 'business training course' at the core of the story. Nothing requires split-second timing, which (like Her Story) makes it a great experience for two or more people playing collaboratively. Catching these lies (especially with some of the shadier characters) is hugely satisfying. While there are a few glaringly obvious slip-ups, some of the contradictions take a bit of thinking to unearth.
You can occasionally search the world for clues to put into your bare-bones inventory, but it's always supplementary to the core mechanic of looking for lies. A lie being revealed usually leads to new information - information that Jenks can then ask around about, all while searching for more contradictions and furthering the story.
