OneShot: WME is simply well-done remake. It comes with some QoL features, support for Linux and Mac (thanks to the virtual desktop/OS feature) and more story/lore pieces. Even 9 years later, OneShot story and soundtrack remain great among other RPGMaker and RPGMaker-esque games.

But if you use a Windows device and haven't played OneShot yet, you might want to play the 2016 version first since it offers better immersion in terms of the gameplay mechanics.

The good:
+ Amazing story with some heartwarming and emotional moments. While all 7 chapters are amazing in different way, IMO chapter V is the best one.
+ Some decent characters with great development.
+ Fine world building. While there are some unanswered question about it, i don't mind it since the MC isn't the hero of the story.
+ Very beautiful artstyle. I also appreciate 16:9 aspect ratio and usage of blurred environment rather than black color as background.
+ Neat soundtrack which emphasize the story/atmosphere.
+ LOTS of choices. Each choice has different degree of impact or when you could see the outcome.

The bad:
- There's no option to run/dash. It's big bummer considering there's decent amount of exploration and really hurt replayability value.

The ugly:
* Lack of integer scaling, which is a shame since this game has very beautiful artstyle.

If you're fan of story-rich game (especially To The Moon or Rakuen), you definitely should buy and play this game. I really wish this game is more popular.