Red Tape Rampage

Boring and repetitive. Couple hours to get to first promotion then you must redo it all again five more times.

You run a company, hire workers, workers make currency. Use currency to buy new units. Pretty standard idle game play There are some neat mechanics, like as you prestige the game the skill tree gets bigger and bigger. Your ultimate goal is to be promoted to the max rank which takes many many prestiges. As for 100%, you will actually 100% the game's steam achievements pretty early on.

For an incremental game, 3/10 For this price, 10+/10 So thumbs up. Amazing work for this price. Good job devs.

Funny little game abit slow. Not much going on, Hire hire sack, rinse repeat, and build multipliers to be able to do it quicker.

It's okay. The last two/three prestiges feel like padding and pretty much pointless, but I don't regret buying it.

Recommend with some caveats. 6.5/10? Pros: - Core gameplay is well designed - The setting for the game is certainly different and feels a bit too close to home / dystopian in mostly a good way - It's a joke with a long setup but an effective punchline - The incremental/prestige/rebirth cycle generally works well. Cons: - Honestly the full game doesn't really add much you can't get from the demo. Though I would still suggest buying to support the dev since it is a good product in the end and hopefully whatever they do next will be even better. - At times the need to click is a bit overmuch, esp. if you are using the prestige ("Mass Layoff") repeatedly. - Related, the game really needs a 'purchase max' button or the like for buying units - Most things you can click/hold (though again, 'purchase max' would be better), but a few things like spending KPs or OT require multiple separate clicks for some unnecessary reason. -Likewise buying knowledge skills requires clicking and holding once to purchase it, then a 2nd click/hold to spend overtime 'learning' it. This is dumb and annoying. Especially given you will have to repeat this with every rebirth (here "Promotion…