Technically the game works great on the switch and is touch screen enabled. They game auto saves before every choice and also allows user to select chapters, skip to next choice, and even unlock all routes. In short they don’t waste any of your time and I wish some of these feature were in other VN.This game is pretty much an “on the rails” visual novel. There are choices, but they are obvious and send you to and end game in just a min or two. Feel like there was a quota.Storywise… it is almost competent. There are English spelling errors, so if that bothers you I guess skip this title. The story is long, don’t think cheaper launch price VN means shorter.The writers and artists really did try. Best way to some it up, would be a B movie. The story pretty much tries to keep itself serious the whole way through… I guess a bit like Sword Art Online (game can kill you). However, the story tries to stretch into twist and turns, but they somehow fall flat. Some parts are super slow, other parts move super fast. Even when I am caught by surprise, the feeling is more like Ah, man that wasn’t the last chapter. It feels like I read 2-3 amateur litRPG novels back to back, or an anime adaptation where they forced too much content of a mediocre manga into one season.Another challenge is the VN medium. There are times when world wide impacting events occur. I.e Monster swarm. From the writing we know there should be an infinite variety of monsters, but in the images there are only a few graphics.I don’t not-recommend. However, it is a mediocre title. I am glad to see this publisher getting into the genre.