Paper Pusher

Very good Psychological Horror game. I got into it expecting jumpscares and spooky events, but Instead I got mental anguish and regret of my choices. This game does a great job making you think twice about your choices as well as leave you on the edge of your seat. Every time I went to bed I expected something to pop out of the darkness, but nothing did. Same could be said when you get up from your desk. I expect something or someone to pop out, but they never do, great use of suspense and atmosphere. In the end, I really enjoyed this game, especially the ending portion where it shows your preferences etc. If you are curious, I have made a YouTube video on this experience: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5SI5gGIFt0

This game taught me a lot about myself. I learnt that when instructed to eliminate people I am ruthless, follow orders, and don’t care if you’re a child or a senior, if you’re not useful to society you’re out. If you want to take a long hard look at yourself and maybe learn some things you’d rather not know then this is the game for you. [B]Pros[/B] - A game that makes you think - A game that makes you take a long hard look at yourself and maybe realise you don’t like what you see - Simple, easy to play - Great storytelling around the people you are assigned to save or eliminate each day [B]Cons[/B] - Short - Lacking in story around your character [B]Overall Rating: 8.5/10[/B]

this game was fun to play! i got to decide on who lives and who dies, pretty chill. would recommend you try it at least once, get a ending then think about your actions. 7.5/10

I think is "interesting", but also a bit "full of itself" too. It's a game, not real decisions affecting real life. Get a grip, people. BTW: the story isn't that well developed, but there's "something" that could be a real good premise, if worked properly.

You may consider this a horror game or not, but there are no jumpscares in this game. Basically all you do is read and make choices. What choices to make is only up to you, there's no "right" or "wrong" ones. Considering it's free to play, good enough. Multiple endings, but in my opinion, one playthrough is enough.

Really cool game. I liked it a lot

Very well written, one of the only "choose people to die" that actually made me care for the people