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I played this right after playing "Sorry, We're Open" and enjoyed it a lot. Mechanically, I'd say this game is much better overall. I died more in this title than I did the former game, where I lost exactly 0 staff. I actually died a couple times in this one, but once you get specific items, it becomes very easy and breakable again. Overall though, the game is still very fun, with a neat setting and premise. The story and endings are a bit more confusing than "Sorry, We're Open" though. I get the overall lore and what happens in some endings, but the story as a whole, and some endings are very vague. None of them feel like they're supposed to be the 'canon' one either, which makes things a bit more confusing.

While I enjoyed "Sorry, We're Open" and was excited to dive into another game by this developer, I came across a frustrating bug that was persistent in the aforementioned game as well. Every fifteen minutes the screen will freeze onto a single frame and will never unfreeze. The game continues to run, you can hear your character moving in the background, opening/closing menus, etc. The only way to fix it is to close the game and restart, which leads to lost progress since the game only provides an autosave feature. This also occurs in "Sorry, We're Open," however I was already past the point of qualifying for a refund in that game and pushed through it. I am not inclined to put up with it a second time. Also, when looking for solutions to this issue, I came across other users who had run into the exact same issue on both this game and the last one. The developers answers to all of them seemed to be "I made sure this game runs on Windows 10" and never bothered to actually fix the issue. Guess they don't pay themselves enough to care if you can actually enjoy the game.

a good time :)

fun game but relatively short with not much to do, but it is really cheap so that more than makes up for it

really liked the game! but is there a controller for that one tv? i can't find anything

About the same length of "Sorry, We're Open", but this one introduces a more meaningful inventory management (that is: you might find yourself deliberately hoarding Trash because they can be more effectively weaponized), and it is easier to navigate.