Ripped Pants at Work Reviews

Finally, a game that takes my deepest fears and turns them into comedy gold.

The concept is beautiful, the random character generator is perfect and it flows pretty well. It's not too hard, it's not too easy. Also it's just ridiculously hilarious. Worth more than the $3 you will spend on it.

This is a delightful game that is definately worth the money. It has a fun sense of humor as well as some fun secrets. I wish you luck in finding your pants.

This is a great game for the price. You'll definitely laugh and have fun exploring the pants-themed city. 9/10 would pants again

This game has surprising depth. There's a whole lot of pants to find and a narrative just below the surface about a world obsessed with decency. 10/10 would get fired again.

Some pants were easy to find, but some were hard. Even after locating some of the pants, it was challenging to get them. I liked being able to enjoy some success easily, and yet there were also things to do and enjoy that took more effort. I was entertained by it and would recomend it to others.

Having put in a decent amount of time to this, having played the original version on itch.io, I can tell a vast amount of effort was put in to improve on this nifty little concept. RPaW is proving to be a closet favorite of mine for winding down an evening. There's a good amount of depth to the little world Scott Ethington's put together beyond the main gameplay of sneakily searching for pants - the humorous quips of random citizens hide classist undertones of a world idolizing the haves and demonizing the have-nots. Each corner of the map holds a unique challenge of stealth with different takes on the same base mechanisms (a bush hides your shame just as well as a rack of clothes). I'm not one to buy into the speed-running metric that's tracked by the game, but I certainly can appreciate the challenge in collecting as many pants as you can (working your way up the chain of the 'have's, eh?), which is compounded by the compulsion to keep moving and not apply the pants you already have. Definitely more to this than one would first think, and very much worth the amount I'll usually spend on a muffin in the morning!

There are 2 kinds of people in this world: Those who have ripped their pants at work, and FUCKING liars. I'm of the first kind of people, and I'm here to say that I absolutely LOVED this game. Disclaimer: It's a 2.50 so don't expect a Skyrim quality triple A title. The only "negative" thing that I can think of is that if you play for an hour or half an hour, you'll have done all there is to do. The "positive" qualities of this game definitely outweigh that though! The graphics are delightful, the soundtrack is dope, and the overall focus on pants (and the shame that comes with ripping them) is exaggerated the absolute perfect amount. Try this game out, I would bet you like 10$ that it's going to go viral. Check out some gameplay here - https://youtu.be/nxD_At2pWlU

Ripped Pants at Work is delightfully simple and stylish like a nice pair of jeans. Pants off to Scott Ethington for a job well done! It's nuanced with pockets of unique character and charm in the minute details like your character's pants and appearance not resetting when you've successfully found a pair and the quirky pants-themed society where pants are far more important than in our own, hinted at by the comments of other people and the environment. A pleasure to play with keyboard controls or a controller (I preferred the controller) easy to play and harder to stop playing than expected. $3.00 is a pittance, I'd easily pay $6.00 after having played it.

This game has prepared me for, lets be honest, inevitable catastrophic pants failure. I highly recommend this game if you, or if you ever plan to work in an office enviroment. In all honesty, it's a fun quirky game, with lots of hidden little gems and sense of humor that delights. For $3, it's more than worth it. I also just love the portion of the animation where you tighten your pants/tuck in your shirt. I don't know why it stikes out to me, but it's kind of stylized detail that really shows the craftmanship if the game.