Yuppie Psycho: Executive Edition Reviews

Absolutely brilliant. Creepy and delightful at the same time.

**“This game is a blast — holy shit.”** It’s been a while since I picked up a game purely off *vibes* but this one genuinely has me rethinking how rarely I do that The pixel art isn’t just filler or lazy sprites. There are **actual beautiful pieces** of art tucked in here — like, stuff that makes you pause. The humor? Solid. It’s dumb in the best way, but all grounded in the world’s rules. If you’re not paying attention, no worries you’ll catch on quickly I’m only about 20% through so i'll update whenever.

Worth a try. It is pretty fun to play and has a good sense of humour. I don't really remember much of it, so I'm looking forward to replaying it.

The complexities of your choices and their impact on future routes throughout the game make it very compelling, as well as exciting when you discover something new. Not only that, but the character designs, as well as relationships between characters are nice as well. While leaning far on the darker side of video games, it is still a fun trip for any horror game player. Plus: DOMORI <3

The game is good but there are time you get stuck if you did not collect certain items. And it does creep me out abit whenever im playing at night time. Good enough to keep me engage and repeat some scene when i died or failed

I don't think I ever left a review for this game, but I finished it years ago and still think about it regularly. I ADORE it. I'm always checking the developers page and hoping for a new game from them.

"Yuppie Psycho" is such a breath of fresh air! An adventure that delves into the not-at-all common (and yet oh so relevant) territory of workplace horror. You're hired at a company that will make you crave a remote job. The whole game takes place within one building (the company) that creatively develops different flavors of weirdness and spookiness. It analyzes the common office space and reimagines it through a lens that distorts it to the point that the mundane becomes strange and off-putting. It's sort of what "Severance" does (while "Severance" goes more for sci-fi, dystopia and sheer weirdness, instead of the horror notes of "Yuppie Psycho"). If we gotta be critical, the delightful weirdness gets a bit diluted as they also add some witchlike aspects that don't blend very well with the office nigtmare they built. It's not bad, per se, but it sort of distracts from the generally well-constructed vibe. Unfortunately it doesn't stay as a one-time distraction, as the game focuses more onto this as it progresses, subtracting from the other approach, which to us feels so much stronger. Still, that note doesn't take away from the fact that "Yuppie Psycho" is a pretty unique experience that adds so much to the genre by exploring a setting that's so universal to most of us, and yet not so treated in games. I mean, sure, many Backrooms and Backrooms-adjacent games do office spaces; but while not bad, they're all just one specific note of office-themed horror. Overall, we got incredibly hooked on "Yuppie Psycho", and it was commendable how intrigued we were the whole time we were roaming through the mysterious floors of this corp.

Amazing fucking game, deserves way more popularity def worth buying

Me before every puzzle: How hard could it be!? (the pixel graphics, the atmosphere, the horror mystery of it, omg it's so fun)

Man I love this game, it's so underrated. Charming characters, great plot, phenomenal ost, and the game is just fun! Yuppie Psycho has also inspired me to try out writing capitalism horror for my own stuff, and for that I'm eternally grateful!