Debtors' Club

Jogaço recomendo demais este game ai literalmente serasa ahahahaha muito foda

El juego tiene buenas ideas, pero ha sido mal ejecutado en mi opinión. Muchos diálogos se sienten vacíos y dependes de puro RNG para realizar bien las acciones (lo cual arruina un poco la experiencia aunque luego se pueda mejorar). También es bastante corto, como en 3 horas (yendo lenta) estaba terminado y para el precio que tiene no me parece rentable. Está bien, pero para pasar el ratito.

Não tem uma jogabilidade tão envolvente como parecia. O tutorial é muito vago e não ensina o suficiente, então os critérios de sucesso no jogo não são claros.

not really worth it, it gets boring fast

10 euros for 2,30 hours of game... not a fan

Cara esse jogo parecia ser tão legal, mas na pratica só foi ficando pior conforme eu ia jogando. Começa que o jogo é de um estudio brasileiro mas a versão em portugues é pior q em ingles, com varias traduções automaticas e lugares q continuam em ingles A gameplay é entediante, baseada 100% na sorte no começo e no fim com modificadores o suficiente vc nem precisa pensa e pode escolher o msm item sempre Toda historia do jogo parecia bem irrelevante, principalmente em casa no noticiario. Alem do timer na gameplay te forçar a passar rapido ou pular os textos da conversa entre vc e os devedores, quebrando bastante a imersão do jogo E pra finalizar teve um dia q o jogo só crashou e tive que refazer ele dnv

Debtors' Club is a game with a lot of potential, blending a narrative-driven resource management experience with a unique art style and clever writing! The premise of playing a tax collector in a shady city hall, making tough choices, and managing a team is intriguing, and the wacky humour helps carry the experience. However, the game play itself is where the game falters, and despite some fun elements, it doesn’t live up to its potential. Positives: > Art and Sound: The visuals are striking, with character designs and environments that capture the grimy, corrupt atmosphere of the city hall. The music and sound effects also do a good job of setting the tone, I spent a lot of time humming to it whilst playing! > Writing: The story is engaging, with clever and funny dialogue that adds depth to the morally grey world you’re navigating, its one of the main reasons I played it, the story line made me eager to find out the ending! Negatives: > Gameplay Mechanics: It often feels more like a visual novel with RNG elements rather than a strategic resource management game. The reliance on randomness can make progress feel more like a matter of luck than skill, which can be frustrating. > User Experience Issues: The controls are inconsistent and awkward, with a mix of mouse and keyboard inputs that aren’t always intuitive. This can make navigation feel clunky, especially when the game requires quick actions. As well as when I was trying to add some streaming mechanics for my chat, it was a bit iffy- and was quite a struggle to get working, and I ended up not being able to include my chat into the game. > Bugs: Several bugs hinder the experience, from text skipping in critical moments to issues with the user interface that break immersion. These problems make it hard to stay engaged with the narrative. Debtors' Club has the makings of a great game, but it’s held back by inconsistent gameplay, frustrating controls, and bugs. While the art and writing are highlights, the overall experience feels unpolished and overly reliant on luck. If you’re drawn to the concept or enjoy narrative-heavy games. However, I shall add that I did enjoy the game! It was a fun and unique experience that I'd gladly do again.

Simple but addictive gameplay. The success of the day is based on RNG quite a lot.

I am quite honestly stunned at how little game there is. Its basically a VERY poor man's "papers please". I am playing the first 3-4 days and sure, I can tell there's going to be some minor difficulty addons and some items you can buy, but..what on earth are all those screenshots on the store page? The core game seems to literally be pressing one of four choices to invoke RNG-sus for whether or not a guy on the phone pays, you get two tries, if things go bad, the entire day fails and its game over. You have some mild control over optimizing chances and are otherwise just a buttonpress monkey apparently. I was hoping for a much more narrative / choice / SOMETHING gameplay component, as the screens suggest, but I am not going to grind myself through dozens of days of what feels impactless drudgery to get there. If you were trying to warn me not to buy this by making all the screens show literal public office drudgery, I guess my bad, I was too optimistic to realiize that you were trying to tell me to run away fast as I can. Pretty music and graphics lured me in, then I hung out and found...nothing. Wild how much talent in the audiovisual content goes to waste with nothing gameplay fun wise to be had to actually make it a, well, fun game. This is AFTER the "Tactics" Update for "New Mechanics". Maybe the issue is that they thought they need to pace out more content across more days. I can safely say: Hell no. You are immediately repelling me by making this game look like the most wildly uninteresting, boring chore instead of any kind of game with any kind of fun, tongue in cheek, me being in control to manipulate, threaten, non-RNG-sus push around people debt collector. What a huge, huge letdown. Not a fan of thumbs down reviews, but golly, what a bad onboarding here.

Just wasn't fun after the first week. Everyone says ok and doesn't react. There was almost something here but for me it just became boring and repetitive.