Papers, Please

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[h1] ★★★★★ [/h1] [h2] ✦ 𝟓/𝟓 ✦ [/h2] [h3] Glory to Arstotzka. [/h3] ◆ [b]Papers, Please is proof that you don't need fancy graphics or a massive open world to make an incredible game.[/b] It's simple, relatively short and repetitive by design, yet somehow I found myself completely hooked. ◆ Checking documents, keeping up with constantly changing rules, stamping passports and deciding who gets through the border is ridiculously satisfying. What starts as a simple routine quickly becomes much more complicated when you have to deal with [b]morally difficult choices[/b]. Do you follow the rules and serve the totalitarian state, or secretly help the people trying to fight against it? ◆ The minimalist presentation actually works perfectly here. Everything feels cold, bureaucratic and deliberately mundane, which makes the increasingly difficult decisions hit even harder. There's something strangely satisfying about spending your day looking for tiny discrepancies in documents while knowing that one wrong decision can have serious consequences. ◆ Sure, the gameplay loop is repetitive, but [i]that's kind of the point[/i]. The game takes an incredibly simple mechanic and squeezes a great amount of tension, atmosphere and moral ambiguity out of it. ✦ [b]A tiny game with a ridiculously big personality.[/b] Simple, addictive and surprisingly thought-provoking. Now excuse me, I have some passports to stamp. [h2] GLORY TO ARSTOTZKA! [/h2]

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Papers Please 1982 Yılında Sovyet andırıcı komünist ve baskıcı bir ülkede Doğu Grestin sınırında bir gişe memuru olarak başlıyoruz, belgelerle ve hükümetin yeni yasalarını takip ederek hangi insanın ülkeye girip giremeyeceğine karar veriyoruz. Bu kararlar sırasında hem devletin güvenceliğini hem de kendi ahlaki yükümlülüğümüzü taşımak durumundayız. Favori indie oyunum oldu, yaşanılması gereken bir deneyim. Yaşasın Arstotzka.

Au premier abord, Papers, Please n'a pas l'air plus enthousiasmant qu'un formulaire de douane : tu joues un garde frontière d'Arstotzka, pays inspiré des dictatures d'Europe de l'Est pendant la guerre froide avec sa paperasse et sa paranoïa communiste. Et puis tu te fais aspirer dans un vrai petit chef-d'œuvre : des choix cornéliens de RPG avec 20 fins différentes, de la survie pour toi et ta famille avec ton salaire de miséreux, un soupçon de réflexion avec des situations complètement barrées. Et cerise sur le Pépito : lors d'attentats qui viennent te réveiller de ta routine pour te mettre une claque d'adrénaline, tu dois soudain jouer à un mini shooter avec ton flingue de service ! Bref, ce qui aurait pu n'être qu'un petit jeu indé original devient un vrai hit. Même avec sa répétitivité, on ne s’ennuie jamais. C’est tendu, drôle, triste, absurde et génial ! Un jeu incontournable.

“Internet so great no need for ID or facial scan right?” Hello, little potato man You're the one that always causes trouble See, you've, like, fake tickets, don't ya? That's bad, that's bad (That's bad, that's bad) He got shot! No! Little potato man, you were always my favorite (Aah!)

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