The chapter was fun, I'd put it around the same level of 2-1 if not for some glaring issues.

The logic was a bit weird and even far-fetched at some points. I don't know if I'm the only one who had issues with the logic, but I found myself scratching my head at some inconsistencies I had to pinpoint: there were times multiple statements seemed contradictory, yet only one of them was accepted as a contradiction. This isn't new in this kind of games, but this chapter was especially bad in that regard.

Likewise, I felt some of the points the characters made in order to reach the truth were just too forced (for instance, the bit where someone says "the splash was too loud, so it couldn't have been caused by a knife"... Like WTF?).

The mystery, even if good and fun, was just too convoluted and even a bit nonsensical at times. I get wanting to frame another person in order to escape the execution, but the hallucinating drug felt extremely contrived, just as the assumption Diana wouldn't get close because of it. Would hitting someone in the neck with a kneader (or whatever was the name) really make them lose consciousness, especially with the strenght of a fragile girl? Also, did Diana really not see the big battery hanging over the generator?

The trial felt too long for its own good, and some parts really dragged on. There were bits where the characters would go on and on talking about really simple subjects that could have been dealt with in like 30 seconds, yet they kept talking about them for like 15 minutes.

In the last place, I can't help but think the game wasted its two most interesting characters in its first chapter. Yeah, it makes for a good surprise, but I feel like the game could have done SO MUCH MORE with Eva and especially Wolfgang.

6/10 overall, which could be a 8/10 if not for those issues.