The Office Type

Let me first of all say, I was a backer of this game on their Kickstarter. The game took a lot longer than expected to produce but I am unsure why; the background art is pretty poor (looks like it's been quickly sketched up without much thought or proportions), the mini-games are impossible to figure out with little instruction (I just skipped them and still received praise from the co-worker) and the characters are just not appealing. There is no voice acting - even though their campaign stated there was going to be (what the heck did they spend their funds on??) and it's 75% male characters so there's very little to pick from in the female department, and the ones that are female are either depressed, look like body builders or are just annoying. Not to mention the fact there's very little effort you need to put in to actually pursue a relationship with one of these characters. I'm sorry but in all honesty I cannot recommend this game. If the characters were more appealing and the art slightly better I may have been more forgiving but as it is, especially having waited for so long, it's just not good.

Kickstarted this game awhile back. So glad to see it out. I've been having fun so far!

I had this on my wishlist before the game was released and sadly I have to say it wasn't what I, personally, imagined. Positively speaking, the concept of making object supply gijinka and the variety of character designs are absolutely lovely. Especially in the art style they've been drawn in. Not only do they seem to have well established backgrounds but with the variety of objects the game offers, there is also a wide variety of personalities. I truly do appreciate that the game isn't just a visual novel either but has a matching game feature reminiscent of Hunie Pop's. On the other hand, the perspective in the background art can feel sort of off at times and I didn't enjoy the execution of the matching game. Especially not the fact that the sticky notes are in boxes you need to move (which makes it feel more cluttered and that you're not actually moving the sticky notes themselves to match) and that there is no feature telling you how many x in a row offers how many points to fill the meter. Side note, I don't understand either why you get a content warning on a character after you've chosen them in the quiz. I do believe that it would be better to get that before so that you don't have to miss out on a whole character of x object type. I don't wanna recommend this game because of my personal tastes, but for anyone reading this who does consider it: Just play the demo before buying it. I usually don't and that keeps being my essential flaw.

So I really enjoy dating games, the main over arching story of the companies isn't really something i pay attention to currently but the characters (of the 3 i'm talking too so far) are really in depth.. i haven't even gotten to two full hearts with any of them and i've already gotten almost 6 hours so their seems to be a lot of content, besides the amazing art and characters the match game (usually something I don't really enjoy) is actually a step up from most match 3 games making it more engaging than normal, (I WILL PREFACE THIS.) it is quite bugged, not game breaking for the most part but a lot of character audio and facial expressions for locations are not working (at least for the 4 i've talked too, but they have already fixed benjamin) I'd reccomend it on sale until it's fixed but otherwise I don't have any issues!

bought this game because it was on sale and seemed similar to another game i'm interested in, I have only played one day so for now i cant truly say if i recommend this or not yet i have to chose one, the story seems a bit... weird. Its there but its not a story that will draw you in from the beginning, in fact i've struggled to get into it. the art is cute so far and i do like that you can chose the characters without seeing them if that's what you want by choosing the supplies blindly or you can view the characters and chose by appearance and gender, each supply has an option for male, female and non binary it seems so far. I have not explored the options too much as again the story is struggling to hold me but im hoping its cute enough or funny enough once i get past the beginning. So far it is definitely a on sale type of buy (which is how i bought it but i should have held off til it was cheaper) Maybe something someone can play if their in between in depth romance games. Kinda like "Oh i finished this heavy in depth otome now i'm struggling to decide what to play next so ill play on this game for 10ish to 20ish minutes while i decide" Or maybe its just me and I have a weird process lol. Ultimately i decided yes i would recommend BUT ONLY if its on sale for at least 50% and if your not wanting it to be your next serious indepth game

As someone who has consumed MANY visual novel dating sims in their life, I was excited to learn about this one. The way the characters are presented to you with not only pronouns, but also some backstory before you make your choices on who to potentially romance is refreshing. Speaking about romance, another feature I enjoy is getting to choose what level of relationship Id like to have with said coworkers. Especially since Im not always in the mood for an overly romantic story. The mini game is super fun as Ive always enjoy similar games in the past, but they also have a skip option if you arent feeling up to the task of playing through it, which is nice. So far Ive both cried tears of joy/ sadness, squealed at plot developments, and had my fair share of laughs from the first 3 characters Im following. This game has many characters to check out and if youre playing through more than just one time, it has endless hours of content for you to play through! In summary, Im personally over joyed about this visual novel not only being something I can easily relate to, but also having so many complex characters in which I can fill my time with. <3

tinha potencial mas só é chatinho mesmo