On Steam, the initial reviews are mixed: only 54% of reviews are positive, which shows a mismatch with the community's expectations.
Players complain about poor optimization, a huge number of bugs, and an unfinished gameplay. Reviews often talk about errors that prevent the game from being completed – some were even unable to complete the second mission and were forced to repeat the same tedious tasks. Added to this is extreme monotony, as quests are reduced to the same actions in the same locations.
The game mechanics also have problems – collisions are random, characters can get stuck, and the combat and driving systems are described as "wooden." Cars lack "weight," the AI is ridiculously simple, and physics can get out of control with the slightest bumps.
There are also complaints about uneven graphics – the game works best at night, and during the day the image can appear blurry and unfinished. Many players directly state that the game has potential, but at the moment it feels like an unfinished project that needs a few more months of work. Some users call the project MindsEye 2.0.
The peak number of players barely reached 2700, which is not much.
