It's like Paperboy, except instead of throwing newspapers to subscribers and smashing windows of non-subscribers, you rain on the believers or flood them the nonbelievers...sort of? Having said that, though, it was very fun to see the various outcomes you could get as I liked how bleak and varied they were.
While I did enjoy the game, I definitely did have a rough start learning how the game played and how the controls worked. Collecting clouds felt really odd and unintuitive at first with the way they stick/unstick to you, I thought I needed to encircle the clouds with my rain spirit and me to make it rain like the yellow circle indicated (until I noticed the handy tutorial picture, which kinda disappointed me that it was so easy to spin in place instead of requiring some cool formations), I wasn't sure why and how many clouds I should gather and why it ends once you get to 30 of all numbers, I didn't notice the statue mechanic at first since the tutorial for it disappeared so fast, and so on. I felt like moving forward should be automatic and the player should only have to worry about turning, since having to do both, while seemingly helpful, actually confused with the stutteriness of it (I know, it's kinda weird). Despite those problems though, I definitely did end up replaying it for a bunch of endings, so it hooked me well enough!