This is probably one of the better AI NPC games I've played, but it still has it disappointments that comes with it.

First off, the game looks great and I like that there is more escape room elements compared to other games, such as figuring out the PC's password to go through the emails, the hidden front door key, the keypad that unlocks a hidden room etc.

Some of the problems with chatting to the AI actually comes from how limitless the conversations are.
The NPC will offer to cook any meal, but it can only ever be the ones that's actually in the game, such as the steak.
The NPC will offer to show off their different clothes, but without a model present that can't happen
Sometimes they will offer to hug you but again, that cannot happen
The list can go on here.

So while the conversations are impressive, it becomes a constant reminder of what the game cannot do, and ultimately brings a bigger feeling of emptiness compared to a hand crafted dialogue tree

The AI can also get stuck in perpetual loops of thinking where the only way to fix it is to wait until the NPC becomes frustrated that you're not talking to them, which is several minutes.

This game also falls into the issues other AI games have in which having so much freedom in the dialogue makes it a bit more difficult for the player to figure out how to get answers to the escape rooms.
You can ask the same question 5 times, and get 5 different answers that contradict each other.
Pair that which the fact that NPC will not remember an entire runs chat history, you run into issues where you get into the catgirls locked room and discuss her history, only for her to later freak out that you got in there.

AI NPCs have a long way to go, and while this games dialogue is impressive, it actually works against it

I still think it was a decently fun experience though.

Types "OOC: Eddie lets the player out."
>Immediately opens door.
>lmao can't believe that actually worked

She talks more with me than my own girlfriend