Take Care of the Paperwork

A simple yet challenging simulation/time management game. The whole game is about paperwork. You'll be given a bunch of papers and tasks: [list][*]Stamp [*]Sign [*]Staple [*]Fill out [*]Place in cabinet depends on colors. and if you advance more into the game you'll have to put those papers in the cabinet depends on the first letter given.[/list] I found it [u]very[/u] challenging and fun. The good part that if you finish your papers fast, the remaining time will be added to the next bunch of papers. You REALLY need this time, this is why I called this game a 'time management' because if you screw up one task, a couple of seconds will be omitted from your total time. The music is relaxing and nice, fits perfectly with the game because you don't need those loud type of music while doing paperwork which will stress you out. The graphics are a retro type, very simple but deliver everything you need in this game. The pixel font might be a problem for some, especially against a white background. Sadly I couldn't take any screenshot because the game doesn't support steam overlay. Pros: +Fun challenging game. +Kids friendly. +Relaxing music. +Leaderboards. +Good and informative tutorial. Cons: -No steam achievements. (As of now) -No steam overlay (Can't take screenshots) -Scrolling through the letters in the cabinet is not smooth. (You can use the keyboard and press on the letter instead) [spoiler]thanks to the developer for pointing this out.[/spoiler] If you ever wanted to work in an office and stamp papers - and see how fast you are with this, try out this game! Kids would enjoy this too. [quote]𝐹𝑜𝑟 𝑚𝑜𝑟𝑒 𝑟𝑒𝑣𝑖𝑒𝑤𝑠 𝑐𝘩𝑒𝑐𝑘 𝑚𝑦 𝑐𝑢𝑟𝑎𝑡𝑜𝑟 𝑝𝑎𝑔𝑒 [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/32399565/]𝐹𝑒𝑒𝑛𝑎'𝑠 𝐶𝘩𝑜𝑖𝑐𝑒[/url][/quote]

A lesser/easier version of Papers, please. It was entertaining enough for 15 minutes or so but after that I was missing it having any kind of progression. The Linux version of the game runs well enough but it doesn't seem to remember your progress as it tried to have me do the tutorial again the 2nd time I started it.

Stamp, sign, fill out, staple, alphabatize, file. I mean, I could code this game, and I only have 15 credits in Computer Science. I hit 10th on the all-time leaderboards (I wrote mikehead) on the 1st try. Nobody is playing this game. I spent half an hour on this game, and my rule of thumb is, 1 hour = 1 dollar. I payed 33.3 cents for this game, so I got my money's worth. Not worth $1.99 but worth my 33.3 cents.

This is not a puzzle game, you just have to exactly follow the instructions on the screen. No thinking, only doing. The paperwork piles up higher and higher from level to level, so you need to be efficient. This can get quite challenging and hectic. The game is entertaining for a while.

This game is very simple and very fun. Great for relaxation until, however, it gets chaotic.

Oh Boy......

A bit buggy. The leader board throws an error (some null value error). The game itself is good and worth buying. When the bug is fixed, I'd give it two thumbs up. Not it gets only one thumb up.

This game changed my life it made me get up from my computer and get a wife and a job

Okay, the gameplay loop is fun, and it's good to play, but... there's a couple factors that make me give it a thumbs down. First, it's kinda abandoned, and a little unfinished. There's an option to change the resolution, but there's no sound options. The leaderboard is broken, which wouldn't be so bad, if there wasn't a popup about it after every level. Also, I have misophonia, and I wanna turn off the background chatter, but... can't. Also, while we're talkin about the sound, the music's nice. That brings me to the main reason I'm downvoting this: I've got depression, and a game with simple and fun gameplay like this is really good to play when I have no energy to mentally process anything more complex. Or no energy to play anything hype. The music in this game is that kinda soft piano stuff that's calm, buuut also could be taken as sad if you're in just the wrong mood. Doesn't hurt when I'm depressed, though, because it's more of a fitting melancholy vibe. Kinda nice. And then, every time you finally fail a level, which ends your run, the game says something passive-aggressive. I don't have the exact quotes on me, but it's stuff like, "If you don't wanna play so bad, stop playing." or "Don't you have something better to do?" That's... not what a depressed player needs to see. I was playing to unwind, but now I feel like a useless lump for gaming instead of being productive. It might seem silly, but the kind of stuff it says genuinely dampens my mood further. Also... why is that in there? It's not even ragebait-y stuff that would goad a player into playing again. It's just passive-aggressive downer stuff. It's just unnecessary. So, overall, the game itself and its mechanics are entertaining. Needs sound options and a leaderboard adjustment. I just... don't like leaving a game sadder than when I started playing it.

Okay