Yugo Kanno's cyberpunk tension translated into visual novel form, and it hits different when you're the one making choices under the Sibyl System. The score runs cold electronics against orchestral surges that twist your gut right before a scene turns.
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"Dominator" pulses with that same lethal authority as the weapon itself, while "Futuristic Tokyo" hums with surveillance-state unease. "Makishima Violence" is genuinely unsettling, all sharp angles and distorted menace. "Shion" offers something warmer but never lets you relax completely.
The whole thing manipulates your nerves across 49 minutes like a well-calibrated Crime Coefficient reading. If you watched the anime and thought "I want to live inside that tension," here you go.