Angst? What Angst?: Upon finding out that her parents secretly dislike and resent her, Marin's reaction is... irritation. She says that her parents have "always been like this", but the viciousness of their thoughts genuinely takes her by surprise, so it's a bit off-putting that she doesn't really seem to care all that much that her parents actually don't love her. Their thoughts make it very clear that they don't want her, that they think she's a wiseass, and that they consider her a burden; hell, the only reason they cared that she was okay after falling down the stairs was because it would have cost them more money if she hadn't been. Most kids, no matter how strained their relationship with their parents happened to be, would be devastated to "hear" their parents say such things about them. Marin essentially just shrugs it off.
So Bad, It's Good: The art ranges from passable to extremely Off-Model, the story is generic, most oc the characters are cartoonishly flat or cliche, and the game runs on re-using art. Naturally, the game is a hilarious romp for the whole family. Extra points go to Marin's parents, whose hatred for their daughter is so random and extreme that it's hilarious.
