Redshirt is the comedy sci-fi sim about social networking aboard a space station, starring the station's most ambitious low-ranking peon: you! Navigate the professional and interpersonal politics of the ubiquitous "Spacebook" to curry favor among friends and colleagues.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Social anxiety panic attack simulator. Try to manage your online friends and relationships on social media. Get overwhelmed by too many messages and mentions. Watch your relationships dwindle overnight as petty drama breaks out among acquaintances. Experience your friends and romantic partners getting jealous and feeling neglected when you don't spend enough time with them. Organize dinner parties where no one gets along and your charisma tanks. Try to develop interests that will make people like you only to inevitably fail at everything because trying to fit in makes you unhappy. Have no time or energy to do anything, and too many activities vying for your attention. Crawl into a hole and pray for death. It's just like real life! Except in space. Do I recommend this game? I mean, for people who aren't me, sure! It's a nice little management sim. For me, OH GOD NO.
Alright, let's take social media, and make it a game! It's that but with a quirky space opera skin that'll tickle a star trek fan's brain. I enjoyed my time with it, but it's not really worth the asking price.
it's silly fun. Don't expect much depth, though it's a great satire of a world where social media is the end-all-be-all.
The game isn't the greatest. it's based around the idea of social media, but when you go to type out replies and messages, it will only allow you to use 3 lines and there is no way to reply in a meaningful manner to any of the characters.
A modestly charming from the game, published by the people behind the Kudos and Democracy series. I wouldn't pay for it outside of winter and summer, however.
Amusing idea with some really clever niche references ("there are... four... likes!"), but there's just not quite enough there to surprise you and keep it interesting. The interface is also clunky, and there seem to be quite a few bugs with the way effects are calculated. Thumbs down, but I would still play a sequel to see if they'd got it right.
Kinda fun, quirky.
I love dating sims. I love management games. I love games with procedural generation. I love this game.
1/10
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