The Biggleboss Incident

A pleasant afternoon's worth of a Point and Click adventure. I liked the game's puzzles, writing, and pace. The real value of this game in my eyes however, is the accompanying Youtube series the creator made while developing it, going from 0 experience to the full release. If you're interested in seeing a game come together from start to finish over the course of a few years by a solo developer, this playlist is a real treat. The Point & Click Devlog on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa2kyEYZ3lel_4RhIcCEOmmRjgrIvhSm5

Giving this a thumbs up solely because “[t]his game is fully voiced by real human beings who all got paid.” Mid-2025 isn’t quite peak AI slop but this developer could’ve easily drifted in that direction and they didn’t. Otherwise, I didn’t like it, I didn’t think it was funny or clever, it’s best quality as a game is it was blissfully short. I see from other reviews that this developer went from zero development background to completing this game after five years so that is something that happened. This developer has two other games cooking, one releasing pretty soon, that look promising. Hopefully they got all the bad ideas out of their system in this one.

I've been following the development of this game for a while now. I was excited to see it released and wasn't disappointed! It has all the makings of a classic point and click adventure with a great ending that has you wondering what might happen in part two! It's definitely a fun play that gets you engaged in the story and worth every penny! I hope to see a sequel to this game. Make sure your webcam is covered! And, remember, there's nothing sinister happening at Biggleboss Inc.

A fantastic little adventure game that clearly reflects the hard work and dedication of the one-person development team behind the project.

Modern and traditional point and click with a funny Office Space vibe.

Overall I enjoyed the game, I definitely think its worth buying on sale (currently 3.99 at time of writing). Fairly short but enjoyable, I don't think it will have much replay value, fairly linear tasks and combinations, a little moon logic but not more then old Roberta sierra games by any means. The story was interesting as a whole, some of the jokes and personalities were great, some fell a little flat but as a whole enjoyed the interactions. A bit of a fetch back and forth grind (I expect this with a point and click) but lack of variety. I will say i think the art was very well done, definitely not the style I'm used to with point and click but very consistent, visually appealing. No bugs that I noticed. Overall worth playing, enjoyable, not super deep game play mechanics and a little short for a point and click but again, definitely worth buying on sale.

Gra w porządku, na plus na pewno voice acting, art-style. Na minus długość, gra na 1, max 2 wieczory. Fabuła jest okej, nie spodziewałem się mini twistu na koniec, gierka z fajnym humorem i nietrudnymi zagadkami. Do przejścia, jednak oczekiwałem trochę więcej 5.5/10

not too bad overall, would have liked some achievments though. 7/10

The Biggleboss Incident is a short but charming point-and-click adventure that shines through its witty writing, strong voice acting, and handcrafted indie feel. The corporate satire and humor carry the experience, making it an enjoyable, story-driven ride you can finish in a single sitting. That said, the puzzles are quite easy and the overall scope is small, so it may feel a bit light for players looking for deeper challenge or replay value. Overall, it’s a fun, polished little adventure—best enjoyed for its personality rather than its complexity. Looking forward to the next game.

Tis not bad. On the down side it is rather short. I finished in just under 5 hours but probably took a bit longer than I needed. This is a pretty standard Point and Click adventure. You point. You pick up anything the game allows you to pick up. You rub them together in your inventory and you attempt to use them on people and objects you find in the game. No real puzzles, just paying attention to what characters say to you and find the objects they ask for. Humour mostly lands. It is very self aware of how games and offices work. Voice is pretty good. I understand this game was a project developed by a very small dev team and this is their first game. Hopefully the experience will carry over to longer future games. I enjoyed my time but really could have done with another 5 to 10 hours of gameplay.