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So, first off, I love the concept of this game and I can definitly see the vision of it. But as of now, I cannot reccomend it YET. I can see that this game has loads of potential, especially because of it's criticism towards today's job market and living (or rather surviving) situation. I really like the artstyle, and things like the computer GUI or the landlord's depiction. However, also have something negative to say about this game. I may have only played this game for a handful of minutes, but it's so buggy that I already had to restart it 3 times, because a menu glitched and I couldn't press or close anything ingame. Another bug I encountered after finally completing a gig, was that I could only interact with objects 90° left to me. So, if I was looking at the door, I could only interact with the poster on the wall. When looking away from the door I could suddenly open it again. For now I am willing to give the developer(s) the benefit of the doubt, so maybe they will fix this game in the future. But for now, you better wait a little bit longer before buying it. But to say it again, this game definitly has great potential so far!

very buggy! there are a bunch of bugs in it. most importantly I cant get past the first week. the landlord repeats his lines from earlier. Then the game freezes.... ....don't waste your money...

Good concept, but there are quite a few bugs and I think there should be a guide to the controls, as I didn't initially realize Tab would let me exit whatever I was inspecting. Complaints: 1. The window for Odd Jobs doesn't reroll while still open anymore, but the one for job applications does. I can't read any of the descriptions unless I take a screenshot. 2. It's unclear how much money each article of food costs to consume, and I have to check my balance on the computer before and after to figure it out. 3. When paying rent: Money is not removed from my balance The amount of money rent costs goes up by $25, but the date that it's due stays the same. Very cool game concept. Repetitive, boring, and it feels like the only way you'll get anywhere is by selling your things. It's not very fun, but that's the point; it's a social commentary.