Eggnog Incorporated

I really enjoyed this game which is surprising because I don't really like eggnog haha The game feels similar to "Papers Please" but with its own unique twist, challenges and humour. Tough to get all the achievements but definitely going to continue playing to get all of them. Would recommend to anyone looking for a new game to play.

Eggnog Incorporated is a fun indie game with lots of charm and a unique homemade feeling art style. Throughout the time you play the game, it slowly becomes more challenging by giving you more things to do and becoming more sneaky when it comes to the things off with the eggnog. I liked the progression and thought it added a lot to the game. Overall, Eggnog Incorporated is a great game with a unique and fun concept. My only complaint is that I wish there was more. I was able to complete the game within an hour. Although I didn't get all the achievements nor saw everything possible, the fact I was able to complete within an hour was a little disappointing. Either than that, Eggnog is a great game that I would definitely recommend. 8/10

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If you enjoy games like Papers, please, take a look into Eggnog Incorporated. The music is upbeat, the voice acting has a lot of depth while still having humor, and there is a lot of attention to detail when it comes to the art.

Some guy in overwatch told me to buy this game and I've remembered them ever since

Since Papers Please became an indie hit, lots of similar games have tried to recreate its formula with varying success. Although Eggnog Incorporated doesn't have many reviews, it has a pretty high positive rating so far - so I was surprised by how much I disliked it. Papers Please managed to turn boring busywork into a tense, exciting gaming experience. This is because the stakes were high - you needed to pay attention and be quick to ensure you earned enough money to get medicine for your son. You wanted to work hard and get promoted to provide a better life for your family. You were confronted with moral dilemmas that could heavily impact somebody else's life or even the future of your entire country. Eggnog Incorporated has very little stakes. You live in a crappy apartment, so I guess the implication is that you want to get a nicer one. It's not remotely close to giving enough meaning to the boring, repetitive gameplay of reviewing hundreds of cartons of eggnog before they go out for sale. Every night at the end of your shift your boss asks you to approve a clearly wrong carton of eggnog. He usually doesn't explain why he wants you to do that. If you obey him he likes you, if you don't he acts like a stroppy teenager and punishes you. This is the game's silly and ineffective way of copying the moral dilemmas in Papers Please. Additionally, the gameplay in Eggnog Inc feels way more annoying than in Papers Please. In the latter you spend most of the time looking around at different places on the screen, reviewing and evaluating in your head before you make a decision and start clicking some buttons. In this game however, everything is very manual and requires lots of clicks. Just to create an 'approved' or 'denied' sticker to put on a carton you have to press a button down, turn a key and complete a little puzzle. For every single carton of eggnog. Honestly one of the reasons I only spent 30 minutes in this game is because my hand genuinely started to cramp up. Also, when a new mechanic is added to your job in Papers Please, you usually understand why. There was a security breach, so you have to be stricter the next day. A certain type of fraud is becoming an issue so you are given a new way of combating it. In Eggnog Inc the game literally jokes about how pointless its new mechanics are. They added a new puzzle to my sticker-producing machine and the boss just said, "I'm not even sure what that does!" You are also only told about your mistakes at the end of the day. So if you are wrong about a carton you might not be told until 5~ minutes later at which point you won't remember that carton at all. It takes away the stressful feeling of anticipation when you make your final decision, and makes it harder to learn. Not to mention, obviously, that the art is much less attractive here. Apparently I felt so passionately about disliking this game that I spent more time reviewing it than playing it!

Fun game that takes inspiration from Papers Please, its easy to learn and has a surprising amount of depth given the the type of game it is. The voice acting is charming, and there is a decent amount of humour to the game. I'd recommend it to anyone who was a fan of Papers Please, or someone trying a change of pace from their usual preferred genre of games One small thing Id like is to be able to maintain day checkpoints after reaching an ending, so that you could try out different endings more quickly, but its still enjoyable on replays, so its not too big of a deal.

This game was bought for me by a friend and I didn't really know what to expect, but once I started playing I was hooked. It's a simple premise (Doing quality assurance on eggnog) that slowly keeps ramping up in difficulty but is always fun and funny. The humor is really what keeps this game going. Your boss is a psycho and you have the choice to be one too if that's what you really want.

A good game to play with friends. Worthy of a few playthroughs to fish for the voiced content. Thats a buy!

Easily falls under the "Like Papers Please but" category of games. A lot less serious and more comedy however, not surprising considering that it's *Egg Nog* you're looking over. I've gotten two endings so far, and will be attempting to find the rest soon. That part can be a bit tedious with limiting saving abilities, but whatever the case, I found this to be a short but fun ride.