Digital Janitors

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Digital Janitors, bilgisayar korsanlarının işvereninizin ağını rehin aldığı aksiyon dolu bir masaüstü savunma oyunudur; bu, oyuncunun şirketteki her bilgisayara gitmesi, virüsü temizlemesi ve hacker tehdidini yenmesi gerektiği anlamına gelir.

Digital Janitors is a really cool concept for a game. You play as an IT man who is trying to fight back hackers invading the computer system of your company. The main game play consist of sorting folder that either contain important files into the secure folder or harmful malware into the trash bin. The game play is the main selling point of the game and the developers keep it interesting by continuously introducing new folder types and power ups. The power ups are really creative some of them include, being able to highlight multiple folders like your actual desk top and sort them, a sort.exe that auto sorts folders, or a nuke that is just a screen wipe that you definitely need for the later game levels. The power ups do feel a little to over powered at times especially some of the ones you get later in the game. If you want to play without power ups it is almost impossible. You can tell the game was balanced around having the player using them which is fair for a lot of work went into making each one feel special either through its animation or its utility as an item. For what the game is I feel like this is a fair balance.

Quick score: 4/5 Notes: Some of the mechanics of the game feel a bit buggy and frustrating, but overall a pretty fun game. The final couple levels are extremely difficult but up until that point It is pretty average. The survival mode is a bit underwhelming because it seems to be infinite lives with no failure condition or leaderboard. Overall solid game but far from perfect. Lacking a fair amount of polish and content. Would only recommend at 5$, never at the full 15$. Expect about 3 hours of playtime.

For a team of college guys making their first real game, this game is actually very solid. Going into Digital Janitors, I thought it was going to be broken or too easy, yet this game doesn't seem buggy or too easy or lacking in any department. The music seemed very unique and the mechanics of the game reminded me a lot like One Finger Death Punch (do something left or right with more complications being added to the game). What kept me playing were the various types of files, the different ways to handle them, and how they all tied in to create chaos on your screen. The bosses were also pretty creative in how they operated and I appreciated the intensity of the time trials and endless mode. Overall, it's a pretty unique indie game.

Enjoyed my time playing this game. The art and effects were always a nice thing to see. It's very simple but done really well. The game puts you in a lot of high pressure situations, but its just enough where you don't feel like you will be overwhelmed.

I enjoyed the experience all the way through