
What am I doing with my life? Here I am, putting miniature paper people into a vacuum tube. Why should I do that, when I can just watch them burn instead?
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[h1]Art is never finished, only abandoned[/h1] To be frank, the game is in the state of being incomplete buggy "mess" with unfriendly and somewhat unintuitive game mechanics, interface, instructions, and controls. Nevertheless, these facts alone do not negate the developer's artistic and creative mind, talents and potentials he has. And the game being Free-to-Play and having all functional achievements; allowing potential achievement hunters to score one more game to their proud list of completed games is certainly a positive side. It is not likely that this game will get any updates, fixes, or additional contents for the foreseeable future. Though I look forward to learning about the developer's other future games and projects. You may want to refer to the guide if you are willing to earn all of the achievements: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1379129093 [h1][b]. RECOMMENDED .[/b][/h1]
im now the best at sucking up paper people. is a fun game ^^ first
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(Got this game for free courtesy of the dev's submission to SteadyGiveaways. Thanks!) [h1]Time to pass judgment on [i]Thin Judgment[/i]!!![/h1] [i]Thin Judgment[/i] is a weird indie game about...human resources....literally. The main goal is to create a society filled with people that make society productive and happy. The trailer shows a nice implementation, but to be perfectly honest, I have no idea what I'm doing. On round 1, your vacuum sucks up all the paper people you click on. But on each round after, the vacuum only nudges people over instead of picking them up. There's also a poor indictor as to what increases productivity and happiness. Keeping it short, though...this game provides a poor explanation of what to do. A list of controls would be nice! The only part that seems to be properly explained is that you need to eat and collect gold to live. That and using bandges to patch yourself up when people explode and using weed to slow the process down, which doesn't really seem to matter in retrospect given that you still need to button mash the people who are about to explode (and harm you in the process). Admitably, after 30 minutes, this game gets incredibly boring. Definitely not worth your time. True, it's currently priced at $1, but I wouldn't pay that much for this title. It's a nice concept, but in dire need of fixing...or at least explaining why things aren't working the way they should. Think twice before getting this title if you're currently thinking about getting it. 2/10 I'd rather pass judgment on the T H I C C ! ! !
This is a great game and it has so much potential, I really recommend buying this as it is an awesome game.
So, uh... Is there a neutral recommendation? Seriously.
In this game, you collect items from a conveyor belt. The 'goal' of this game I guess is to collect enough paper people so that you can have play with them in experiments, while making sure you don't forget to pick up gold bars and defuse detonating paper people so that you don't die. I have quite a few criticisms to say: 1. The mouse controls makes this game difficult. You keep trying to click on the gold bars but the game thinks you're clicking on another item next to it. I feel like it's a problem that's with the Unity engine however, so not sure what more can be done. 2. Instructions are fairly bare bones and there is no real sense of reward or goal. I was hoping I might be able to see the paper people I had collected frolicking about in some storage space, but instead, they just become numbers and figures on a data screen. 3. There is not enough content here at all to warrant $5. There are far more games on steam which have greater value for money. Don't waste your money on this.
I'm sorry but this game has no interest. Didn't even enjoy playing it. Achievements were bugged...
This game is a "converyor belt game" which means you sit on such a belt, and operate a vaccum to pick up the necessary equipment - paperfolded humans. Its a fun game to play, but doesnt give a long play experience
Симулятор управления и сбора популяциий для бедных. Важно: во время игры не следует активировать оверлей!
Thin Judgment 10 из 10
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