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super creative idea for a game 🤙

喜歡寫實、90年代復古詭異感的人十分推薦

Honestly, one of my favorite horror games. Loved playing through both the main game and the DLC, I absolutely adore the worldbuilding in this game. I'm seriously impressed with the creativity of the different creatures/pests you created for the game(also the art, it looks as good as an actual picture). Would love to play more in the future, but I do see myself replaying this for fun.

Fun and creative

As I pushed away from the pink substance secreting from my desk, I yearned to climb into my itchy, tickling bed; falling asleep to the soft sounds of whistling coming from my walls. Slumbering away as delicate dreams of how much I love my new job edge me closer to that sweet tomorrow sunrise. 10/10

You think someone is in your house? Wrong; Carbon Monoxide. You hear scratching from with in your walls? Wrong; Carbon Monoxide. Your walls have cracks in them that weren't there and choosing fracture hobb is wrong? Well of course it was wrong! It was Carbon Monoxide. Yodeling from the hills? Wrong; Carbon Monoxide. Your faucet smells awful and its sub-zero outside? Wrong; Carbon Monoxide. There's something tearing up your yard? Wrong; Carbon Monoxide. You feel dizzy, light headed, and your Carbon Monoxide alarm is going off? Clearly you have bed bugs.

A very fun game to use your deductive skills. The storytelling and worldbuilding is actually clever and it rewards the player for paying attention to details. Absolutely recommended.

A very good and creative game, very reminiscent of analog horror and Trevor Henderson's art. I personally found the final cutscene a bit anticlimactic, but overall, the game remained enjoyable throughout the in-game's seven-day span. The art created by the game's creator is stunning and well-crafted, as is most of the creature lore. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys '90s-style analog horror and interactive stories. P.S. I also read the art book that comes with the game on your desktop computer after completing it, and it's very interesting to see how the game was born from the fantasies brought to you by a DND bestiary the author read when he was still a child.

super fun game. customer service simulator

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