Monday Syndrome

DON'T BUY THIS GAME! Really! It is an unfinished early-access title with little content. Basically, Dev took the demo and then gave repeating levels after the first boss. It still has an in-game wishlist button! Why does he want you to wishlist the game you already own? Buttons said this feature is not available in the early access, or the weapons don't unlock after you unlock them, only after you restart the game. Also, no new patch since December 2025. It is an abandoned game. Pity it looked promising.

Not terrible, but not a complete game either. Core gameplay exists, but nothing much else after seeing the "first" boss. Everything after that encounter you would have already seen. Afterwards, it's just grinding for unlocks. Achievements do not work, it's a bit buggy and plays best with KB/M, but I managed to play it OK on Steam Deck (not recommended). Overall, it would provide an hour of entertainment, but not much depth.

Hyesmo, you were supposed to destroy Sony, not join them! But for real, this is an unfinished game. It has a lot of potential and fun gameplay, but it's just not there yet. I will change my review if the dev will actually come back and finish this. Slapping a "full release" on a 0.x version of a game is a joke... and similar to Kevin Hart, it's not a funny one.

Monday Syndrome, developed by hyesmo and published by Blackburne Games Studio FZ LLC and Brightika, Inc, is a chaotic action roguelike that turns the familiar frustrations of office life into a surreal and often absurd battle for survival. Instead of presenting a grounded workplace simulation, the game exaggerates the corporate environment into something closer to a nightmare, where cubicles, paperwork, and coworkers become hostile elements in a fast-paced, ever-shifting gauntlet. It’s a concept that immediately sets the tone, blending humor and tension into a distinctly stylized experience. The gameplay is built around short, repeatable runs through procedurally generated office floors, each filled with enemies, hazards, and opportunities for progression. Combat is quick and reactive, requiring players to constantly move, dodge, and attack while managing the growing chaos on screen. The controls are responsive, making it easy to pick up, but the increasing intensity of encounters demands focus and adaptability. Weapons and tools often draw from mundane office items, reimagined as instruments of destruction, which reinforces the game’s playful but aggressive tone. This combination…

this game is complete ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. don't buy it. the game mechanics are cool and all, but the gameplay is really boring after a few tries, there's only one boss in the game, there is no difficulty scaling, the enemies are always the same, the rooms are boring and not to mention the fact the game is totally incomplete. this game isn't worth the price the dev is asking, for all i care it should be a free-to-play game, a little advice for the dev: if you are thinking on releasing an unfinished game ever again, please, don't. i don't mean no harm in what i say but really, the game lacks gameplay and fun mechanics after all

no way this is the full game