Organs Please

They tried to mix a document checking game and a management game, and neither quite hit right. I can see what the developers were aiming for, but it's not my cup of tea and I probably won't play it more.

Really wanted to like this and it has a lot of potential. The aestetic and idea is very fun and it could be a good game one day with enough polish. I was on the fence on weather or not to recommend the game. But in the end the finicky controls and an unwinnable quest that sealed the deal for me. (tho i'd be happy to be wrong about [spoiler: the fertilizer quest for the socialist faction's greenehouse being impossible]) Generally speaking, the story is very cute, despite the common typos. But the consequences for the different faction quests are very minimal for most of the game. I think I probably got the generic "good?" ending which seems pretty normal. On my second go I had a better grasp on how factions work and did enjoy the changes that happen in the last week of the game. If i hadn't been locked out of getting my desired ending by the quest design, I might have recommended the game despite it's flaws. The checkpoint gameplay is pretty good. The time pressure is definitely there. And it's interested and varied enough to keep being entertaining. It's also a learnable skill, as I was a lot better at meeting quotas my second time around. That said the RNG for finding certain c…

Gets repetitive but kind of fun a while.

This is more of a management game than an inspection game, I was expecting more inspection going into the game considering the game title and early demos but it ended up being mostly assigning staff to places and balancing stats. It's still pretty fun, some of the tasks are just too convoluted, I ended up misunderstanding them and failing which wasn't so fun.

An uninteresting premise, followed by boring gameplay and on the nose humor.

harvest organs i guess