Is this worth playing?

Is this worth playing?

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If you like interactive visual novels with a murder/mystery style gimmick, yes.
I will mention, however, that because of the type of game it is--multiple short playthroughs with different--it will seem repetitive until you get to certain events during loops (the game explains this to you, as a mechanic). After a set amount of loops, the game unlocks a mechanic which forces combinations which cause events to happen, as long as you play the scenario correctly.
The English translation is... a bit to be desired. It's passable, but it's not entirely correct and Western influences are present but if you were interested in that kind of thing, you will google it and understand it for yourself. As a point; the translation blurs things which the setting attempts to establish, if that makes sense. It's a very interesting game and I've grown to quite like it. If it's cheap enough, there's no reason to get it.

If you like characters bringing up their gender, pronouns, and think its cool that the main love interest is "non-binary" then yes.

It's alright if you like that sort of stuff

The enbie thing was mentioned around three times in the entire game and nobody ever mentioned pronouns.

Also as long as my dick is hard I couldn't care less what they call themselves.

Yes, it's pretty good. The werewolf game turned to be really fun for what is a PvE experience vs AI characters. If you get immersed into the run you can run wild with speculations, observe and form theories, adjust your strategy based on the situation and generally have a blast. Although after a while since there's so many variables to account for you'll notice the dialogue ends up rather barebones and repeats a lot. The gameplay only becomes a slog in the endgame where you're levelled up enough to steamroll every single loop and you're just hunting for the last few events to prepare for the ending. I want Yuriko to piss on my face while looking at me in disgust.

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The trouble isn't with the content itself, but with how the game was translated and how you word your post.
From the setting, this sort of content is completely natural to space/cyberpunk genres; this isn't something new although it feels like it would be. The trouble is in the wording used for non-binary isn't strictly correct, it's physically a made up Japanese word to describe those character's disposition. It's more telling of the game's setting and not the characters itself.

So is Setsu a boy or a girl?

You never played the game. Fuck off.

She's an onahole