As the capitalist hellscape forces you to spend your days gazing into the void... you notice something. And, perhaps, are noticed in return.

A tester walks into a bar. Orders a beer, orders -1 beers, orders infinite beers. Everything's fine. A customer walks in, orders bourbon, the bar bursts in flames. Do you like bourbon?

Elegant, shows deep understanding of what makes idle/incremental games fun, and familiar with the genre - but still managing to put its own spin on the whole thing.

Yeah, it's not bad, but I don't think I'd recommend it if you aren't already into boomer shooters. It really feels like it's been made in the 90s.

If Papers, Please was a cartoon show. I wouldn't say its for kids, though, unless the kids are really world-weary. Actually manages to be funny, and felt quite unique overall.

What interesting story this game has is crushed by bugs, bad UI, and weird information flow. I hear it's much better when you play in French, though.

It's a deep game that will make you hate yourself. I played it for 90 hours. Is that a recommendation or not? You decide.

It's a nice game about digging a hole. That's all it is.

A true whodunnit; you can investigate everything. But that will take you far more than the 7 days you have - so think what you're going to do, detective.

No, it's not a joke. The game revels in the ridiculousness of the concept. "Why chicken-headed policemen in a Noir setting?" "Why not?" Damn good story, too.