DATA DUTY

Had to triage Unity to find the save file location... so that I could get fired.

As a first game from a solo developer, this is a good game. It has humor (e.g. office showers...with no curtains), good bones for gameplay, all the backgrounds you could ever want, and (most importantly) the music is on point. Go support this guy!

Data Duty is one of the games of all time! It has graphics, sound, voice acting, the whole shebang! I bought it 5 times, one for me and four as gifts. Would highly recommend supporting this up-and-coming developer :D

This was a fun game! I got to witness a lot of the early development process which was cool and contribute a few ideas. I 100% the game and only fell out of the map once which I'd say is pretty good. Overall a really cool project, although I might have to agree with one of the other reviews: not enough unskippable yaoi. Other than, fun and awesome sauce and cool

needs more varied activities. you run out of things to do pretty quickly and there is only a few variations. IT was still pretty fun somehow though and for 5 bucks I'm for it. idk how much development continues but a reset save option would be great to help with one of the achievements. I'm still on the edge of recommending but it's a close call due to the limited amount of content.

After obtaining every achievement that his game has to offer, I sit here now reflecting upon life. How exactly did I get here, playing what is essentially the British version of The Office. What mistakes have I made along the way to be sitting here, typing up this review on a game I did not know existed 2 hours previously. I think it all started in 2nd grade, where I met my best friend for the first time. Back then, I had no clue that we would eventually become so close, but I think I always knew that he was special. Well, as time passed and the years grew on, our paths eventually led into different directions. However, we miraculously reunited in 6th grade, and have been best buds ever since. Fast forward to today, I receive a mysterious and unexpected Steam gift from said friend. How odd... Well, one shouldn't look a gift horse in the mouth. So I hop on discord with my bud and boot up the game. First the positives. This IS (despite unpopular belief) a vide game. This game is available on Steam. This game has enough content in it, to warrant your friend buying it for you. This game does not support the French language. Walking into a burning wall and being unscathed makes me feel [h3] [TITLE CARD] [/h3] The cup on the desk is not viewable any lower than the medium graphical settings. Now the negatives. Not enough desktop backgrounds. Not enough unskippable yaoi/yuri. This game does not come with a signed Morbius DVD. The cup on the desk is not viewable any lower than the medium graphical settings. Overall, this game enlightened me on what it means to be a "gamer". It isn't playing well made games that are genuinely fun. It isn't about captivating stories that enrich your life outside of playing. It isn't about graphics that redefine what realism is in a fictional format. No. Gaming is about spending an hour or so of your life dedicating yourself to playing a game that you'll forget exists by tomorrow. It's about getting every achievement in a game where the only thing you can do to keep yourself from wallowing in despair is to continue onward. 5/5 would never "play" again.