Dares to make some interesting design decisions; but whatever enjoyment it could've brought is lost in the slog of samey, randomly generated assignments and places.

An incremental 2D shooter, and a fun way to spend the evening. It's a little rough around the edges so I can't wholeheartedly recommend it, but it's worth checking out if you like the genre.

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.