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Great game, and a little laggy

Yes! Shi- I mean NO! A very over-the-top and silly game that is extremely entertaining to play or watch with a positive message.

A very short and simple little game, but its a fun time if you pick it up on sale like I did. I'm not sure if its worth the relatively high price point otherwise, considering the game takes about an hour or so per play through and you can get most achievements in a single run (with a couple exceptions), but it often goes on sale and supporting smaller devs is always a plus. The overall message of standing up for yourself and others as well as the amount of player customization are its main draws over deep gameplay. The art style and sound design are very unique, and even if the writing can feel a bit heavy handed at times it still manages to be funny and sweet. Always worth a shot if you see it on sale! The only thing I will say that felt a bit underwhelming was the ending where [spoiler] everyone just kind of goes back to working for the company but they're now able to be more flexible at work and friendly with their bosses. There is still a workplace hierarchy, the same formerly domineering people are still there in roughly the same positions they just had but they're nice now for Reasons. I get the main message of it never being too late to change and start saying No to the systems and people that cause harm around you, even if you yourself have helped them cause harm. But it just feels a bit flat as an epilogue. If we're going full fantasy where the multi-billionaire realizes she was bad and decides to be a regular worker/mid-level manager again, you could more directly show a new world where billionaires and companies like that don't have to exist or where workers manage things more directly. The message still lands overall but I can't help but feel it could've said more, the game goes out of its way to mention unionizing and not working your life away for capitalism but doesn't follow up by having the epilogue be a world with those things, or without companies at all, instead it just goes from a workplace under hyper capitalism to slightly more friendly capitalism. [/spoiler]

Revisited this game and fell in love with it again, I love the unicorn lunchbox.

What a silly, little experimental game! Short and sweet so as to not overstay it's welcome while having enough content to keep things interest during the game time! Def a good candidate for something short for some quick laughs. You can watch my livestream gameplay of the game over on my [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GGrrewz3iU&list=PL0q93Rkkmx_tU2kVs9IX7TlfUwBKEo1GZ&pp=gAQB]YouTube Channel[/url]!

Game takes something that took me over a decade to learn and boils the lesson down into an hour. If you want to fail at enjoying life, say no to this game.

You play as an intern, getting more ways to say no to recognisable, boundary-overstepping requests that topple people over. (The line between enemy and NPC in this game is almost non-existent.) So it's cathartic! And, if nothing else, bursting with personality. It's also funny, with a sweet, life-affirming, inclusive message. Not a game to play if you want mechanical complexity, obviously, but then again, there's nothing quite like it. I had a blast and look forward to whatever Studio Fizbin makes next.

RATING: 9/10 RUNTIME: Roughly 2 hours PROS: Fun story, simple gameplay, with a great message CONS: Unfun to 100% Would be a perfect game if it didn't include 1 or 2 grind-y time-filler achievements. I am usually a completion-ist and "click 99999 times" is a dumb time waster that would take HOURS without auto-clickers/modding. You will hit 1,000 over 1 or 2 playthroughs, but the 10,000 and 100,000 achievements are really unnecessary and not fun.

This is a fun, silly little game. I enjoyed it and the humor. I got this game on sale when it was $1.49 so I can't comment too much on the full price. Others have issue with the full price of 14.99 as it's like a 2 hour game. I think there is a lot of love put in this game by the devs. Think of it like a Pepsi man type game. I looked into this studio's work page and it seems this developer promotes not overworking their workers and hires for year round employment vs project by project based. Buy it on sale if you're broke like me but paying the full price of the game is a good way to support the devs.

A silly story game where the only buttons you push is space bar and the arrow keys. On sale for $1.50 I got some entertainment out of it but I wouldn't buy it for more than that.