SysAdmin Odyssey - Back to the office

A promising game that unfortunately delivers barely any content beyond an hour of semi-repetitive gameplay. Lots of features are teased, but either not implemented, or don't provide any challenging functionality. Example: Networking seems impressive, but there's no reason to explore any of it. The cables are already completely set up with the most expensive equipment from the start + the number of workspaces never expands. If this game has been in development for 5 years already as the dev claims, buying it now and expecting more content for it to be enjoyable is a gamble. Honestly, I feel bad for not recommending this game, seeing the potential. But this should've stayed a demo for at least another 2 BIG updates.

Very good but until they add at least basic guides to networking this is just too frustrating to bother. ALso i've wasted literaly hours of my life trying to connect to the managed switch and the 192.168.1.1 never was pingable, let alone SSHable or TELNETable. Also the day before (with the broken gigabitEthernet1 port) i couldn't access the router through ssh, only through telnet for no real apparent reason? Either it's really buggy or way undocumented

I love this game can wait until the other content is added. This is exactly what I went to college for! Best Game ever! Only thing missing is programming and repairing broken components. Like the game ServiceIT You Can Do It! This game runs smoothly and as far as detail the dev is amazing! Only thing I don't like is when you fix or build a system it automictically has an OS already installed on the system. I would to have the option to go through the steps of installing an OS and fixing a corrupt installation. I would also like to see more tools you can use, especially screwing inn components. That would add more depth and more educational value. I'm super hyped for what's to come! If the Dev want's to reach out to me on any recommendations I'll be happy to assist! But here's one simple one. separating the cables from the pile of cables, as typically most IT men/women stay very organized with tools and cabling. I would also add a data center level, repair shop level, and possibly like a factory or warehouse that uses robotics or whatever. The only reason the game feels dry is because the lack of content. But I highly recommend NOT RUSHING, Don't feel entitled to rush through buil…

The oversimplification of tasks has the unintended consequence of making them more difficult.

The game is good but has some saving issue. I lost my progress. Please fix the issue.

GREAT AND FUN GAME IF YOU LIKE COMPUTERS