A Porter Story
LazLudens · 2025 · Adventure, Simulation, Story Rich, Point & Click, Exploration
PC
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About A Porter Story
Each floor possesses a compactor room. Remove anything that you find inside of it
You'll be tackling one of the apartment complexes of BLOC C, a festering obelisk of brick and plaster that houses the worst of the worst. At least, that's how any average Eckhart Citizen would describe it.Repel enemies as you ascend the building so you can continue your work
After The Haze, life changed in ways humanity couldn't have imagined. Anglers are chief among them. Little is known about these phantoms save for their unrelenting desire to erase us. Thankfully, Eckhart Resources & Acquisitions has leveraged their proprietary technology to make existence possible again.Conversate with tenants and learn more about the world
A hundred floors is no small feat. Throughout your shift, you'll come across people . Those compactor rooms full of trash will still be there in a few minutes; There's no rush.What Steam players say
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Atmospheric as all hell. Time management horror-lite experience. Pretty cool. I would die but not before getting some sicc graffiti on the wall complaining about my broken toilet. That would be me.1 found this helpful
I have to preface with this; I was a porter and now a superintendent, so this concept already had me intrigued with the title alone. I have to say, for this game to have such simple mechanics and yet bring enough atmospheric gravity is amazing all on its own. It plays like a point and click where you are simply pulling the garbage from a very tall building. Compared to actual porter work, its spot on! The extra flair that brings it all home is the dystopian essence sprinkled throughout the scenery along with the NPC interactions. The audio and sound queues are sublime with the environment. Now the real grit comes when you are reaching the higher floors. I WARN YOU, if you are looking for that 100% completion, it is not as easy as it seems. I don't want to spoil the experience, but my advice to you is to keep your wits about you and don't make a mistake when it truly matters. I've made it passed the 90th floor and failed with a simple miscalculation and GONE! Didn't p[ay for months as I recovered from that trauma. Just took another crack at it today and by that 90th floor, all my senses were straining and my focus worn, but you got to persevere. The feeling of accomplishment and …
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