Quality Dreams, Reasonably Priced

I was immediately captivated by this game - played it for hours on end! It was so cool meeting each client / character, getting to befriend them, and obviously taking care and saving Nibbles (that bunny was my LIFE)!! The owner of the clinic stressed me out, truly felt like real life work interactions. Each character's personality and expressions are so uniquely thought out, it's so amazing to see the world come together! Zorkie studios did NOT disappoint! Highly recommend this game

I love these characters so much! Even Baron, who I love to hate. Exploring their stories is so satisfying. It's fun to see them grow over time. The art is fantastic, there are tons of choices, and the choices make a huge difference in the game you get. It's also super cute to see the characters with their mods! Great game for anyone who loves visual novels and narrative games.

This game should be used in school to teach Finances! The artstyle was cute and the worldbuilding interesting. The pacing was good but I still wish it had been a bit longer.

This game really blew me away! The art is incredible and the character designs are all so cool. I really loved the writing, it was so engrossing and the characters felt so real. It was so much fun to play (but also kind of stressful lol). I'm excited to try out more routes later and see what kinds of other endings there are!

Quality Dreams Reasonably Priced is a visual novel that combines the money management stress of papers please with an engaging story about themes of bodily autonomy, self worth, and cyberpunk dystopia. You play as Jin, a sales clerk who gets to decide if your clients can get their desired surgery for body modification. The game is more mechanically involved than most visual novels with it's up selling mechanic where after interviewing your client you can decide if you want to sell them more options to earn a higher commission. Sometimes those options don't align with what the client wants/needs. It's central conflict of earning a commission versus providing for client wants/needs is very relatable if you've had to work a job to survive. The writing and world feel succinct and lived in. Though it may not look like it small phrases can contribute immensely to the cyberpunk dystopia setting(some of which hit closer to home than I'd like). Each inter-viewable character explores a different aspects of body modification and it's societal implications. I highly recommend the game if you are interested in engaging story telling and budget management.

Very compelling story and characters. The art is so pretty and well done, and each of the characters have such a great unique story! I'm not a usually a big fan of visual novel -type games, but this was so captivating! Each of the characters have real depth to them, love exploring them, and getting to what the root of their issues is. The gameplay element of choosing between profit (for bunny health, job stability, and general comfort), vs being a compassionate player, adds a lot of complexity. It kinda reminds me of "Papers, Please!" in that it makes playing the game challenging. Doing the right thing is often punished irl, and this game feels like a great microcosm of life in a way.

Make no mistake: This is a horror game. It is a capitalism and retail-worker simulator and really REALLY leans on making difficult moral choices. But it's all for your rabbit, don't forget. It is HARROWING. I'm so sorry, Florence ;_;. (It's very very good, get it now).

I think this game is good but it's deceptively short, like just long enough that you can't refund it but not a bit longer

It's a fun game if you're a person who likes sci-fi and visual novels like myself. The characters are very modern and unique. The universe they built is extremely interesting, and I wish the game were longer because of it.

I had a great time chatting with the clients and getting to know them before being dropped into a fiery pit upon realizing I then had to upsell them to save my rabbit.. (Sorry Florence, the rabbit comes first.) The art and writing really shine in this game, and the ethical questions made me feel bad as I kept making awful choices (but in a good way). Overall, the game is really fun!