The best comparison would be Fort Solis. It has prety good story, lore, and overall writing. Sadly that is the only good thing.
If you dont care about achievements, go ahead, the story is good and worth it, but anything beyond one completly blind playthrough with open mind for the slugishness of the game is a no go.

PROS
+ exploration and choices
+ interesting lore and setting
+ good story and writing

CONS
- it would be ok if it was just story-focussed slow burner, but this game is a slog, everything is painfully slow, way too many unskippable (repeatable) voicelines and scenes like feeding, that just drain your time and patience for no gameplay reason
- it is missing basic features like save and load, in combination with chapter select being bugged and practically unusable, if you dont want to slog yourself through the game multiple times, the developer console is the only acceptable way to replay reliably parts of the game and to save/load for achievements
- bugs
- character animations, lipsync, and generarly faces all look laughably horrible
- individual (voice) lines have fluctuating intonation, which makes them sound disjointed and strange