50 Cents Please

Look, this is probably one of the first couple games someone has made, it can be buggy, confusing, and annoying with that one board jump but for what it is it certainly isn't bad. If nothing else its a fun game to mess around in and kill time with. 10/10

Grabbing the coin from the cash register was the most difficult puzzle in the game, and I have no idea what the safe did for me, nevertheless it's a fun short free game

I needed 50 cents... i ignored the fat stack of Benjamins and then walked around with a hammer for 10 minutes. 0/10 would recommend

not bad but not much too it. solid puzzles and a cool ending

very good

Just not a very good game overall. Issue 1: you can only carry one item at a time. This wouldn't be so bad if they told you how to drop items, or when you can use an item, but it's basically "click things until it works". Issue 2: interactables are not indicated in any way. Normally, if you have something you can interact with, it's shown in some way, such as lighting it up. The items you can pick up DO have a glow; but the spots you use them on are not. Issue 3: There is a room (kitchen) that you have to enter at least three times (once with the item you use to get to it, once with a different item to get a coin, and once to take the item that's in the room out of it). There's a door to the kitchen; but it's blocked with an invisible wall for some reason from both sides, so you have to crawl through a crawlspace repeatedly and get a short loading screen. Not awful, but annoying for no reason. Issue 4: There is a box in the storage room where you're supposed to put tools to unlock. First, it makes the crowbar magically shrink to a third of its size for no reason; second, it's almost impossible to notice the recesses if you use HDR. It just looks like a black box. Finally, the ending is just a cheap semi-jumpscare for no reason. This is just kind of a single room, unintuitive puzzle.