Work Trip Reviews

A very fun little adventure game, great scenery to admire as you pass through to complete the simple yet fun quests for people. Very relaxing honestly.

Work Trip Positives: + The idea is okay I suppose + A small part the retro graphics are okay + Some of the music is okay + Its over in 20 minutes Negatives: - Length like a demo, not a full game - Very boring quests - Low framerate and flickering graphics - Low quality and no fun - Almost no options - Head bob cant be disabled - Bad graphics and design Total Score: 2.5/10

3d hidden object / fetch quest. Find 5 chickens "hidden" in the town, etc. I have a fondness of the ps2 era collectathon; if that's not your vibe then this is a hard pass. When on sale for 55 cents it's not a bad way to take a breather from more intense games, or at least it would be if it were coded decently. There's a whole lot of flickering objects/textures everywhere. It's really tiring, and could even be migraine inducing. It must be a bug and not a design choice, but given game game's age I don't think it's going to be fixed. Also annoying: says it supports controllers, but turns out it only does if you enable steam input. And if you do, it recommends a "official layout", but said layout leaves out a way to move the camera. Instead use the default mouse + WASD emulation layout, and turn down sensitivity to around 40%. Given how simple this game must have been to code, and the probable use of free assets, I cannot really recommend it because of the two issues listed above. Even if you like super chill collectathons, there are better choices.

This game was a pleasant surprise. I'm a bit puzzled as to the plot as in the game I thought we were on vacation? But anyhow, your car gets hit with a tree near a beautiful Nordic village. The villagers are friendly and willing to help you if you help them first. Finding chickens, sheep and the like. There are even a few secret areas to find and the music was pretty. I really loved the look of this game. The areas all matched the Nordic theme, but in very different ways. The "basement" was the best of all. And I swear finding a friendly wolf had nothing to do with that. Well, maybe a little. Overall a great and relaxing game, well worth the .49 USD sales price.

the game is a bit lifeless, the male characters are identical and static, and lots of grammatical errors throughout. the game also has nothing to do with a "work trip" so title is a bit misleading. it passed the time but didn't record any of my achievements at first, bit frustrating so speed ran a 2nd play to get them. bit pointless tho considering game doesn't count as a perfect game...

[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/9686972/]Follow "[b]First Person Exploration and Puzzle Games[/b]" for more games like this![/url][/quote] This developer has made a number of cheap, low-quality walking simulators in the last few years, with an average development time of around 3-4 months. It looks like this was their first one. In this game, you do a fetch quest... and then another fetch quest... and then another fetch quest... and then the game ends. The entire experience takes about 15 minutes, with no gameplay outside of "fetch quests" and no real story. I'm not sure if it's all friends of the developer rating these games so high, or if people just feel bad about giving bad reviews to single developers, but this game should not have an 80% on Steam. It would deserve a good grade as a student project, but definitely should not be sold as a commercial product on Steam. [Edit] Oh yeah, after you beat the game it brings you back to the main menu. But the developer forgot to reenable the cursor, so you're just stuck there and forced to alt+f4 to quit the game. lol

This is a small walking simulator / hidden object game. You have to do a few quests in order to fix your car. I had to play the game twice as I did not know that some achievements were missable. For some reason my second playthrough had really bad fps and was extremely laggy, but was able to complete the game again and unlock all the achievements. It took me about 30 minutes to unlock all the achievements. I do not agree with the price of this game, as there are a lot of free to play games which are a lot better than this. Therefore get this game on a very high discount.

Relaxing 'hidden object' (sheep, chickens, a person, etc.) that provides a (very) short diversion from real life. The game is somewhat primitive but the scenery is enjoyable and I experienced no bugs or crashes. There is no save feature but the game can be finished in a single sitting without any stress. If you are paying attention, you should get all achievements in less than an hour. I believe this is an early effort from a small development team and I am glad to have the chance to support them in this small way.

I don't understand how "games" like this hit Steam, it's not a game or a walking simulator, it's a pile of empty trash thrown together in a few minutes and has a PRICE TAG? This should strictly be free. I'm not sure what you want to call this thing, but it's not really anything. Literally, just skip this junk if you're reading this, your time is more valuable.

Single Indie Dev this being his first project I believe. At this point in time his target audience is largely those looking for easy achievements and those interested in easy difficulty walk simulators. While the environments are largely built by store assets, there is enough eye candy especially in the cyclone blown world to warrant a respectful thanks to the dev for taking time to build such a world and share it. However, that placed aside his games really remain skeletal in content. Like most indie dev’s the mistake with this game’s mechanic is that it really relies too heavily on mazes and a dressed-up lock and key principle. Instead of finding key and bringing it back to lock, here your finding child and bringing it back to mother or 5 chickens or sheep and bringing them back to their owners. Dressed up as different, but in reality, it’s the same boring find key and take it to lock to open up the next area. There is no lore here, no long-term satisfaction for having to or needing to play this. Other than fixing a car there's no satisfaction you get from your presence interacting with the environment either. There are a handful of NPCs but they are all tethered to the floor and there's no objects or materials to interact with, which will give youtubers and streamers material to entertain others with. My biggest beef though is that there are 2 bugs with the game that the developer assured me that he has fixed. As for the time this review is written I assure each gamer they aren't. The sound resets with every level change which will be completely annoying for those intending to record and there is a bug at the end of the game which crashes you when your sent back to menu. The only way of getting out is by clicking windows tab. As long as these 2 bugs OWN this developer and he doesn't sit down and really think about what story he could introduce to us, or what makes a GOOD game, unfortunately all his walking simulators will be nothing more than easy achievement farms. While I'll give it a thumbs up for his cyclone blown vision, the game overall will also be noted as thumbs down material due to the game and sound bugs which he said are fixed and are clearly not. 8/01/21 (wait for a sale) Complete game by me to settle your curiosity... https://youtu.be/vvDi-I8EG1U If you enjoyed reading this review feel free to subscribe to my curator page. Thanks... http://store.steampowered.com/curator/6843548/