
It's Sara's first day of work. However, when she takes the elevator to go to the office, she suddenly finds herself on a mysterious floor. What truth lies behind these weird rooms? Will you be able to move on? Or rather... will you want to move on?
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Languages: English, Italian
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I want to have hope in myself, the way I held hope for sara
Unpleasant little game. And I mean that in the best possible way.
TL;DR: short, reflective narrative game about procrastination, burnout, and the pressure to be better. Interesting visuals and mechanics. It’s not for everyone, but it definitely sticks with you. PROS - Super relatable theme, especially if you’ve ever struggled. - Writing is sharp, fun and uncomfortably honest. - Like the fact each room have it's own mechanic, not stick to a single formula. Would love to see even more different mechanics. - Art and music are simple but nice. - Not too long, it can be finished it in one sitting. CONS - You can't run. No seriously, they disabled it. ; ) - Some loops feel repetitive on purpose, but still. - Endings could use a bit more depth. - If you’re looking for puzzles or action, this isn’t it. - Way too short, I would love to see more depth in story. - I would love to see multiple endings. Conclusion: I'll Do It Tomorrow works best if you treat it like a mood piece. It’s not trying to entertain you, it’s trying to hold a mirror up to how we deal with pressure and routine we all have to deal. If you’re in the right mindset, it hits hard. If not, it might just feel slow. Either way, it’s a thoughtful little game that’s worth your time.
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Best game i have ever played. Absolute cinema i recommend everyone play this Its a game personal development and overcoming struggles in life. Beautiful art style and everything.
🕊️ I chose peace. 🕊️ Thanks for the cake after you wasted my year but... LET ME OUT!!!
such a beautiful game, not gonna lie. i kin a main character btw
A free hidden gem. The protagonist is literally me fr fr so I like her.
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A simple and somber but hopeful game, I must say, to the commentary of a lonely gal in a moving world. That opinion can differ from person to person dependent on their choices, but I can assume a majority had chosen the more optimistic and encouraging options. Anyhow, a great story about the life of an individual.
Spero che Sara stia meglio
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