7 Jobs at the Same Time

Ce jeu peut ce jouer sans soucis en étant français.e Les taches à effectuer sont compréhensibles. Le concept est super. Chaque jours + de dettes, chaque jours un nouveau job en +. Et une belle morale en fin. Assez court, j'aurais bien joué un peu plus, dommage. Humour top.

While a bit depressing, it is an interesting game. There's no rush with the time given for each day, but you can set personal goals to add tension if you wish. There's some replayability with the chat responses, but they are one note. It's interesting to discover the personality of each employer. There's commentary on the state of the world and a wicked dark sense of dry humor.

Fascinating little game. The writing was a bit on the nose, and I wish more of the jobs included an element of multitasking (such as the customer service job requiring you to respond to messages as they came in). But overall worth the 45 minutes or so it takes to play.

Had fun with this though it would be nice if I could see my cursor a little better.

Incredible dystopia. Well-written, well-executed. The typos add a touch of humanity that later feels like it's been phased out as grammar universally "improves," meaning you have to do "less" for the spreadsheet job. It had me sending messages to my first boss by the end, knowing I'd only get one or two unique messages back. The pop-up ads are a good daily segment. The screen overlay was unsettling and made it very clear that this isn't just 7 days. Even the colors portray a story. It's obviously been years. I wish I could have read all of the messages at the end, as upsetting as they were. I'd love to say more, especially on the character "development," but I don't want to spoil anything specific for those who enjoy dystopian tropes, and it's very pleasant. Pleasantly unpleasant. Do not play this game unless you are comfortable with mentions and implications of suicide and murder.

This game starts as a fun tongue-in-cheek job sim and gets a little too real too quickly. I like the visuals slowly degrading over time, and the increased difficulty felt challenging but not overwhelming. Finished in just over an hour session.

"Based on a true story" type of game