Endless Monday: Dreams and Deadlines Reviews

Kini and Tiger-chan are goats. But in all honesty this was such a good game. I thought it was gonna be a very chill little story game (and it is) but I didn't expect it to move me the way I did. As an artist or just someone that likes and cares about creating creative stuff, this spoke to me a lot. It tackles a lot of the same doubts, concerns and thoughts I have very often. Even though those doubts and thoughts don't just dissappear that easily, this game is still a great reminder that I am not alone. Really amazing game and I would 100% recommend it to anyone who considers themselves an artist or just an appreciator of art. Also... air fryers >:)

luv the artstyle, luv the story, love the characters

Sweet characters, sweet art, surprisingly sincere story!!!

Really fun for a visual novel (and WAY TOO RELATABLE) Awesome art style Basically I loved it

I like the premise and style of the game but I found it boring to play

Sweet little game that reminds me of those mini rpg games i used to play in y3 or y8, ofc this one is of a much higher quality with a solid story and very likeable cast of characters

Absolutely recommend you try it. Quick, funny story that has multiple deep connections to most people, the art is fantastic, and the story very well done. Big praise for everyone involved in making this game!

This game touched my soul, especially the office layouts.. cutthroat PSC.. and the up-or-out leveling.. Big respect to the author for leaning into their creativity and releasing this game. I had similar experiences at work and really enjoyed the experience of playing through an interactive work that reflected those circumstances, and in an alternate universe populated with the author's cute and whimsical character designs. Some elements of the plot very aptly touch on the current concerns faced by workers in this sector of industry and I'm delighted to see that there are budding artists out there among us in this line of work. I highly recommend for anyone who has a interest in the machinations of corporate america, or just cute anime character designs.. 10/10

Good short visual novel about finding inspiration and creativity in a corporate space and the value of human made art and art made by ai. Had some nice humor and fun characters, I liked Skye and her story particularly. Make sure you do everything on the todo list to get the true ending though i missed one thing on two playthroughs and had to reset to get it.

This game is pretty fun but there's some thing you might need to know before you make your decision on whether to purchase. For a clicker game, it is admittedly underdeveloped, but despite that fact I cannot deny the inherent satisfaction of cutting down trees. In this game you run right to chop down the tree in front of you by clicking as fast as you can before moving to the next. The speed and strength power-ups are given to you at random upon a trees destruction, but if you manage to get both of them you enter "Log Wild" mode in which you become an unstoppable force of destruction. On top of this, you will occasionally run into a shop instead of a tree which upon being cut down will double your current wood count. This is a dopamine hit that I could theoretically enjoy forever, however... There are areas that are in desperate need of improvement. For one, I noticed that after getting 10,000,000 wood you no longer get achievements for each consecutive multiple of ten. I also couldn't help but feel frustrated when I realized that the shop that doubles your wood count disappears after reaching 1 billion wood. It's as if the game is telling me to "do literally anything else" which is bad game design and needs immediate patching. In conclusion, I am Log Wild for Lumber Lass Edit: I was so wrong, the game tricked me. There's a hidden achievement at a certain point past one billion wood, I don't want to spoil so find it for yourself. Stay strong LumberHeads, believe in yourself and in the secret achievement o7