Ripped Pants at Work

A silly, not that easy game where you need to find new pants, only to return to work with those and crack those down right away by trying to pick up a pencil. We have to have an honest discussion there, this town sucks, all the pants are so low quality that you rip them off right away, so stop buying pants, stop trying to pick pencils on the floor and ENJOY SKIRTS ! PS : On the south of the town there is a small park you can enter only by going in the bush and finding the hidden entry on the right, only to find another man without pants telling you "ah you too". This is further proof that pants aren't an option in this town, go skirt or go home.

大概又名：《寻裤记》，《求生之路——裤子崩了后的101种逃法》 游戏故事大致说的就是在公司里突然裤子坏了，你需要在被别人发现前找到替换的裤子，以避免被公司开除 大致规则类似于潜入游戏，规则是当你被其他人看到时，会出现一个不断涨红的脸，进度满后就等于被发现了、当次就算做失败 但可以通过摆脱其他人的注释（比如用墙挡住视线、或者直接躲入绿色的树丛里）来降低进度条，如果此时再次被人看到，那么进度条会以当前进度继续增加 胜利方法需要找到可以替换的裤子，拿在手里后原地停留2、3秒后穿上即可（此时如果被人盯着仍然是会涨进度条的） 进游戏的第一关类似于引导，不停往通道里面走就能找到裤子 完成后开始正式的游戏，规则相同，只不过是在一个非常大的开放性城市里寻找隐藏在不同位置的裤子，比如商店里，民居里，甚至地下水道里

Sucks!

Finally, a game that takes my deepest fears and turns them into comedy gold.

There are 2 kinds of people in this world: Those who have ripped their pants at work, and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ liars. I'm of the first kind of people, and I'm here to say that I absolutely LOVED this game. Disclaimer: It's a 2.50 so don't expect a Skyrim quality triple A title. The only "negative" thing that I can think of is that if you play for an hour or half an hour, you'll have done all there is to do. The "positive" qualities of this game definitely outweigh that though! The graphics are delightful, the soundtrack is dope, and the overall focus on pants (and the shame that comes with ripping them) is exaggerated the absolute perfect amount. Try this game out, I would bet you like 10$ that it's going to go viral. Check out some gameplay here - https://youtu.be/nxD_At2pWlU

Some pants were easy to find, but some were hard. Even after locating some of the pants, it was challenging to get them. I liked being able to enjoy some success easily, and yet there were also things to do and enjoy that took more effort. I was entertained by it and would recomend it to others.

Having put in a decent amount of time to this, having played the original version on itch.io, I can tell a vast amount of effort was put in to improve on this nifty little concept. RPaW is proving to be a closet favorite of mine for winding down an evening. There's a good amount of depth to the little world Scott Ethington's put together beyond the main gameplay of sneakily searching for pants - the humorous quips of random citizens hide classist undertones of a world idolizing the haves and demonizing the have-nots. Each corner of the map holds a unique challenge of stealth with different takes on the same base mechanisms (a bush hides your shame just as well as a rack of clothes). I'm not one to buy into the speed-running metric that's tracked by the game, but I certainly can appreciate the challenge in collecting as many pants as you can (working your way up the chain of the 'have's, eh?), which is compounded by the compulsion to keep moving and not apply the pants you already have. Definitely more to this than one would first think, and very much worth the amount I'll usually spend on a muffin in the morning!