
Black Border 2 is an intense border patrol simulator where you inspect documents and use special tools to detect forgeries and stop smugglers.
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Ready to become a Border Police Officer? 👮 Step into the world of Black Border 2: Border Patrol Simulator and experience the intense pressure of national security. As a Customs Officer, your duty is to protect the nation from illegal smuggling and Check the Papers, Please! 🕵️♂️ Inspect passports, scrutinize documents, and use advanced tools to make life-or-death decisions in this gripping police simulator game. 💥
Take on the duty of a Border Patrol Agent and protect your nation's borders. Your role is crucial and you Must Check every Papers, Please:
🛂 Document Inspection: Meticulously check passports, permits, and papers to approve or reject entrants.
🔎 Advanced Tools: Utilize X-ray scanners to reveal hidden items and weigh stations to check vehicle legitimacy.
🐕 Canine Unit: Deploy your loyal service dog to sniff out concealed contraband and uncover secrets.
⚖️ Strategic Decisions: Every choice you make impacts the safety of your country.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Indonesian, Japanese, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Polish +1 more
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Hours played at review time, across 20 reviews with recorded playtime.
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[H1]The real border is the one blocking you from level 19[/H1] [quote]Edit: As you can see below, the developer has updated the game. If this message is still up, it means I haven’t tested it yet (or at least not enough to write a whole new review). Because of that, some parts of the review below may no longer be up to date. Thank you for your understanding, and happy gaming![/quote] Black Border 2 absolutely blindsided me (in the worst possible way). Because here’s the thing: the game itself is genuinely fun. It nails that [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/239030/Papers_Please/]Papers, Please[/url]–style inspection loop while adding its own twist with base-building, resource balancing, managing fame, choosing whether to take bribes, all wrapped in a cute, slightly Fallout-flavored dystopian aesthetic. The learning curve is perfect, the variety of tools and cargo checks is engaging, and the whole ambiance pulls you in immediately. I was fully ready to stamp “strongly recommend” on this one. And then I hit level 19. And… nothing. Because the game stops at level 18. Out of 50. Yes. They’re literally selling a trial version. It’s even still labeled “TRIAL VERSION” on the bottom-right corner of the screen, and clicking on later levels gives you a pop-up to wishlist the game. I genuinely thought it was some UI leftovers from early development, but nope, the game is designed to lock you out. And since I already earned every medal from the previous 18 levels, there’s no “progression requirement” blocking me. The content simply isn’t there. Which is a shame, because there are a lot of things to love: the base-building adds more involvement than Papers, Please since you choose which tools to upgrade first, there’s a fun spread of modes (base building, secret, endless, though I only experienced the first), the UI is cute, and there are plenty of in-game achievements to chase. Even light character customization is there (shirt color and gender) though clearly incomplete. But the cons add up fast on the technical side: no fullscreen mode, no volume control beyond on/off, no subtitles in the opening, and some gender criteria can feel unclear for more androgynous looking characters. Time limits also vary across levels, and because checking daily regulations eats into your timer, you’re forced to read fast (plus the tutorial pop-ups steal some seconds too). The x-ray animation and manual truck-calling also eat time, so if you’re squeezing every second, these matter. Yet none of these issues compare to the actual dealbreaker: this is not a full game. It’s a paid demo wearing the clothes of a release. As much as I truly enjoyed what is here, I can’t recommend it in this state. I’ll hold onto it for a little while to see if the devs update it or unlock the remaining content, and I’d be glad to update my review accordingly, but as it stands? Even for the low price, this kind of release practice is not something I can support… especially when they’ve already announced a sequel for June 2026. [quote]For more reviews like this one, please check out [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45639970-Ele%2527s-Little-Recommendation-Corner/][b]Ele's Little Recommendation Corner[/b][/url]![/quote] [quote]For reviews covering all types of indies, recent and old, don't hesitate to drop by [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32732116-IndieGems/][b]IndieGems[/b][/url]![/quote]
Hey, it's a fun game that keeps you entertained and gets tougher as you go along. It can get a bit repetitive after a while since it's pretty much the same stuff, but you can definitely lose track of time and play for hours. Plus, considering the price, it feels pretty fair!!
4 из 10 плюсы: время потянуть минусы: брать взятки 0 смысла, потому что денег хватает на всё (уверен, что при игре дальше будет так же) чтобы строить нужны 100% проверки от стройки в большинстве случаях нет смысла просто накидывают большее кол-во проверок, без какой то сюжетной заинтересованностью итого: стройка тут просто функционал с боку, смыла зарабатывать больше денег просто нет, следовательно не выглядит цельной и связанной. не хватает сюжетной обвязки как в papers please
fand ich nicht so gut
Ну что тут скажешь, это очередная игрушка по типу бумажек, где мы проверяем документы на погранпункте. На несколько часов залипнуть, думаю, пойдет. Но очень уж н хватает сюжетной линии. Антиутопические государства позволяют наклепать сюжета просто видимо-невидимо. Если не хочешь проходить сам, любезно оставлю тебе ссылку, где это чудо геймдева прохожу я. Будешь должен) https://youtu.be/DVhWhpZy8x8
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fun gameplay loop with a good price, works good on Steam Deck.
Big fan of Papers Please. I previously played this game on my phone and really enjoyed it so decided to also grab it for my PC. The steam version is exactly the same as mobile, but slightly less buggy. I am not sure why some folks are not able to get past level 19. I purposefully played really fast to get to level 20 and planned to request a refund if it was indeed blocked, but I did not find that to be the case for me. I played for 5 hours and beat the game, all unlocks, all achievements, etc. It's a $2 game. If you liked the gameplay of Papers Please, you'll like this game. It lacks the same depth and there is no storyline, no consequences for making wrong choices or taking bribes. For a fun little game at this price point, I think it's nice. If you have issues getting any of the achievements to unlock, try exiting to the main menu and then going back into your base. If you are unable to get a certain level to unlock, make sure you have upgraded any items needed to unlock the next level. If you don't have enough cash for an upgrade, replay the previous levels.
this game make my pc stuck
Finde das Spiel ist Super :)
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