The Biggleboss Incident

We play as the most chronically inept middle manager imaginable. 10/10, no notes.

I tried many times. You do an action, then the game won't progress in a reasonable time. You can't move it forward. Maybe you're supposed to be able to skip through the stupid credits, but I couldn't. That was five minutes of my life wasted. However, it's not frozen, because the music is still running in the background without interruption. And don't tell me to edit the configuration files or anything like that. I have a Mac so that I don't have to do any of that. It's just incompetently coded for Mac. It's pretty close to the right resolution but not exactly. Not a commercial product for Mac and not ready for release.

I REALLY ENJOYED THIS GAME

Feel a bit bad that I completed it so quickly after watching the five years of development in the excellent devlog that accompanies it! However, was awesome to have that perspective on one of these, my favourite genre. Good story, enjoyed the ending, and the humour is right up my alley.

Great short point-and-click adventure game. Takes under 4 hours to complete, puzzles are relatively simple - only a very tiny bit of 90s adventure game bull. If you like point and click adventure then this is a perfect quick little journey. The game is amusing without being super funny - even as the target market of being middle management.

I've been gaming for a very long time, I've also worked in the gaming industry on a some big triple A games. Old school point and click games are my comfort blanket games. Some are ok, some are great. The great ones make you smile and think and laugh and then think really hard when you come up against a goat, then cry. This game is very well made, clean, modern well thought out. But why don't the lifts go all the way to the top? It could be down to crazy point and click logic to help the plot along or as simple as the shape of the building? Great writing, really nice artwork, really solid voice acting. It cleverly pokes fun at the often absurdity of office life, the puzzles are well thought out and satisfying to solve. Its a really good game. Its a nice surprise, as I know how this game was put together, and the dev seems like a really nice person, but also new to making games, so my expectations were not overly ambitious. All I can say, is that this dev is very talented in many aspects of game making, art, sound, writing. This is definitely a modern classic in the making and belongs up there with the classics we all know and love. Its a really good feeling when you finally stumble onto a good game. Thank you to the dev.

an absolute pleasure to play. i make an effort to try out as many modern pnc's as i can, and this one is way up there. a complete old school effort, no nonsense approach, with a humour and voice of it's own, without relying on overly referencing the classics. top notch voice acting is a big bonus, has a full story to tell without overstaying its welcome. well done, i will keep an eye out for future releases. thank you and best of luck to the devs <3

It's very clear that this game was crafted with a lot of care and is a true labor of love. I really love how it embraces the classic mechanics of the genre while enriching them with its own unique touches. It will definitely satisfy fans of the genre. Congratulations, and I'm looking forward to your future projects. Who knows, maybe next time Tom will find a way to break the chain!

Doesn't do anything new in the genre, is really short (completed it in just over 1.5 hours), the puzzles are too easy, and the story ends really abruptly without a satisfying or interesting conclusion. Maybe if you need something for someone completely new to this genre it would be good but I can't recommend it for the vast majority of people.

The Biggle Boss Incident is excellent. You can tell right away that its creator is a lover of point & click games, and what he's managed to pull off is impressive. The voice actors are excellent for the most part, especially the main character. I wasn't bored for a single second. The various puzzles are well-balanced simple enough, but never so complex that they'll make you rage. We need to support the indie creators who bring us adventure games this well-crafted. Bravo!