This game contains multiple digs at Jaden Smith. It's a mixed bag with some of the game design elements being deceptively complex, but the base gameplay loop gets old long before the conclusion and there are far too many annoyances. For a game that's primarily text I would have hoped for less typos and better animation in the few cut scenes scattered throughout.

The game starts out strong with fantastic writing and great narrative hooks, but the gameplay loop lacks variety and is shallow, which gets tiring about midway through. Most of your choices don't matter and the gameplay requires minimal effort in resource management. The investigations are interesting, but they suffer from poor feedback on how many clues you actually have or need. The plot itself also starts to drag on with nothing of interest happening and it ends on a whimper.