

Debit And Credit:A Walk Through Accounting Hell
sniperoncall · 2018 · Indie
PC
3 user reviews0% · 3
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About Debit And Credit:A Walk Through Accounting Hell
A college student's attempt at making an educational game, in other words an interactive problem set for Accounting Principle students.
Bad accountants go to accounting hell.
Complete an accountant's walk through accounting hell, solving puzzles and searching for save points shaped like T-accounts.
This is an educational game, with the purpose of providing an immersive and interactive problem set for the first half of Accounting Principles, or Accounting 101.
Find the answer and step onto the corresponding tiles.
Bad accountants go to accounting hell.
Complete an accountant's walk through accounting hell, solving puzzles and searching for save points shaped like T-accounts.
This is an educational game, with the purpose of providing an immersive and interactive problem set for the first half of Accounting Principles, or Accounting 101.
Find the answer and step onto the corresponding tiles.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1]Before I played Debit And Credit:A Walk Through Accounting Hell, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]3 found this helpful
sorry, I know the answer, but I don't know how play this game. Will you give me some tips about how to operate this game? Sir.3 found this helpful
This game is incomprehensible, fever-dream nonsense. There aren't even really questions to answer. This seems more like a government psy-op to brainwash gamers into becoming radical terrorists.2 found this helpful
Debit And Credit:A Walk Through Accounting Hell is an Unreal Marketplace asset flipped hybrid of an educational quiz game and a 3D platformer. I suspect the title for this game is wrong, the accounting stuff seems kosher, but the game itself is terrible, so perhaps they mean to call this "Copy And Paste:A Walk Through Asset Flip Garbage Game Hell". The game assets are low poly/minimalist asset flips. The gameplay itself is worse than the assets, with janky controls, zero optimisation, and to a large extent it doesn't even work (I wasn't even presented with any proper questions). There's no tutorial and the game being so badly made, it's hard to tell what to do or even if you're going in the right direction. Controls and graphics are locked, so there's no way for the end user to tweak or improve the deficient experience here. I'm okay with the premise of a game intended to teach accounting principles. If the game was any good people might even learn something. But the game here is of garbage tier implementation and comes across as a high school game development student project, where the student not only failed, but was expelled from the institution for crimes against game…1 found this helpful
Игра «Debit And Credit: A Walk Through Accounting Hell» — это необычный гибрид головоломки и сатиры на бухгалтерию. Визуально она скромна, но идея захватывающая: вы играете в роль бухгалтера, разгадывая финансовые загадки, чтобы выжить в аду. Геймплей требует внимательности к числам и правилам учёта, что делает его как образовательным, так и сложным. Юмор и абсурдные ситуации добавляют остроты, но для новичков может быть запутанным. В целом — интересный эксперимент для любителей нестандартных жанров, хотя не для массового аудитория.
This game is the Dark Souls of accounting platformers. You play as a mannequin carrying a fish trapped in platforming hell replete with traps that will crush you if you don't know your accounting. Throughout the course of playing this, I wasn't able to learn a lick of accounting, but I did learn which rhino to jump on, which cabbage & cactus to jump to, and which platform I could stand on. Good thing there's no fall damage. Also, smooth gameplay. Recommended IF you like Dark Souls, I Wanna Be the Guy, AND accounting. In any case, it's free.
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