Cubicle Quest
Ian Isaro · 2015 · RPG, Indie, Simulation, Adventure, Comedy
PC
Mostly Positive74% · 550
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About Cubicle Quest
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Battle through mundane office life and personal struggles in this RPG where dead-end jobs and irritating coworkers become literal enemies to defeat. Your choices reshape your career, relationships, and future as you build wealth through realistic finances and gather allies to break free from the cubicle trap.
Cubicle Quest is a game about how life can suck. Dead end jobs, repetitive obligations, irritating coworkers... Cubicle Quest takes all of those things and turns them into enemies you can fight in an old-school RPG.
Adventuring in Cubicle Quest doesn't earn you levels and gold to fight some great ancient evil. Every quest has an impact on your character's life, whether it's getting a promotion at work, finding new friends, or figuring out what you want to do in life. Gain allies and personal strength until you take on the forces keeping you in your cubicle!
Features:
- 20-25 hours of gameplay, including post-game challenges and secret ending. Permanent choices and time-based challenges add replay value.
- Monsters don't drop gold. All your cash comes from the complex financial system, including your regular job, side gigs, and potentially starting your own business.
- In addition to destroying your credit card and college debt, you can invest your money in savings accounts and stocks.
- Instead of elements like fire and ice, you fight enemies with work or interpersonal skills for intuitive strategy. The enemies will be hitting you with unique elements too, many of them not comparable to normal RPG strategies.
- Nine party members, each useful for supporting you in different challenges.
- Multiple choices for marriage, each providing unique elements to the second half of the game. Or stay single, if you find the right quest.
Adventuring in Cubicle Quest doesn't earn you levels and gold to fight some great ancient evil. Every quest has an impact on your character's life, whether it's getting a promotion at work, finding new friends, or figuring out what you want to do in life. Gain allies and personal strength until you take on the forces keeping you in your cubicle!
Features:
- 20-25 hours of gameplay, including post-game challenges and secret ending. Permanent choices and time-based challenges add replay value.
- Monsters don't drop gold. All your cash comes from the complex financial system, including your regular job, side gigs, and potentially starting your own business.
- In addition to destroying your credit card and college debt, you can invest your money in savings accounts and stocks.
- Instead of elements like fire and ice, you fight enemies with work or interpersonal skills for intuitive strategy. The enemies will be hitting you with unique elements too, many of them not comparable to normal RPG strategies.
- Nine party members, each useful for supporting you in different challenges.
- Multiple choices for marriage, each providing unique elements to the second half of the game. Or stay single, if you find the right quest.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Cubicle Quest is an unconventional role-playing game developed by Ian Isaro and published by GrabTheGames that takes the familiar mechanics of classic RPGs and applies them to the realities of everyday adult life. Rather than embarking on a traditional fantasy adventure filled with dragons, ancient prophecies, and magical kingdoms, players step into a world where office jobs, financial obligations, personal relationships, and self-improvement become the foundation of the journey. This unusual premise immediately separates the game from countless other indie RPGs and creates an experience that is both humorous and surprisingly relatable. The game's narrative revolves around overcoming the challenges of modern life. Everyday frustrations are transformed into quests, obstacles, and enemies, allowing players to experience personal growth through the lens of a role-playing adventure. The writing embraces satire without becoming cynical, poking fun at workplace culture, debt, and social expectations while maintaining an optimistic tone. This balance helps the story remain entertaining throughout its lengthy campaign and gives the experience a distinctive personality that is rarely seen …
Trash, don't buy this you can get it for free
Boring
Video games are about being able to fulfill our fantasies, now with Cubicle Quest - you can finally pay your debts, get promoted, get married, and afford a mortgage! :D - and it's a light JRPG dragon quest style - This game is a great stress killer, it gets a bit too grindy towards the end game - but I really had a blast with it - it's important to have games like this that give us peasants hope of a better future
This is a basic RPG maker game, however, it has good lessons in it and a fun script. Definitely would recommend for the sale price. This is good for teens and young adults to learn a bit about real world economics and priorities in a fun way. Nothing is perfect, but it's a neat little game even if just using basic items.
Eu dropo as cartas e vou embora! Sayonara!!!
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