

Teller's Duty
Hiscory · 2026 · Simulation, Story Rich, Choices Matter, Political, Dystopian
PC
Mostly Positive72% · 365
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About Teller's Duty
You’ve just started your first day as a bank teller at Kertasia Bank, thanks to a favor from your distant uncle, the branch manager. But this isn’t just a job, it’s your lifeline. With your mother’s medical bills piling up, every decision at the counter could shape your future in a country run by absurd rules and an even more absurd government.But counting cash is the least of your worries.You'll spot forgeries, calm irate customers, and navigate the bizarre, ever-changing regulations of a dysfunctional government. Each interaction tests your patience, your integrity, and your resolve.As days pass, pressure mounts. Your uncle demands results, but the bank’s policies often clash with what’s right. Will you follow the rules to survive, or take risks for your family’s sake?
Live the Life of a Bank Teller
Step into the life of a bank teller, process transactions, verify documents, and uncover fraud amid absurd regulations100+ Unique Customer Encounters
Encounter 100+ customers with unpredictable demands, ethical dilemmas, and satirical bureaucracyVintage Paper Dystopia
Immerse yourself in a dystopian world with a vintage paper aesthetic inspired by old government documentsChoices That Matter
Shape your fate through moral choices that impact relationships, job security, and Kertasia’s futureBalance Work and Survival
Balance high-stress work with personal survival manage savings, meals, and your loyal cat companionWhy Play Teller's Duty?Combines familiar simulation mechanics with a deeply personal and thought-provoking narrative. It’s not just about surviving your job but also about navigating complex moral decisions to secure a future for yourself and your loved ones.DLC & expansions
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[b]TL;DR:[/b] Teller's Duty is a subpar try at coming up with a compelling narrative on top of what [i]Papers, Please[/i] built once. I picked this game up close to its release and checked it again recently. It still has many problems and hasn't improved even after the patches, and I don't have any hope left at this point for it to get better. Initially, I played the game for a little less than two hours and was thinking about returning it. Then, the game introduced a really charming character and hooked me, so I continued playing. I wish I hadn't, as the story was bland, the dialogue was shallow, and the game did not give any further reason to play except for a single character, whose storyline ended with nothing but a poorly written ending. Considering the gameplay, [b]it introduces maybe a couple of exciting investigation mechanics, but that's it[/b]. The pacing does not feel right; it feels too repetitive, with many filler levels, and you don't get to make hard calls when it comes to the narrative or the investigation portions. I don't know what the original language this game is in is, but [b]the English dialogue is absolutely horrendous[/b]. They haven't improved much sin…5 found this helpful
So I played the game for myself after reading some of the reviews that are - unfortunately - less than helpful. Honestly, I cannot understand the negativity. Full disclosure; I have *not* played "papers, please" and I think “tellers duty” suffers unfairly by getting compared to it. To this end, I am not as biased as some of the reviews here. I personally loved the game. It was nice and cozy, the addition of some real life characters was funny, though I think the dev could have ripped on them a bit more, if he is already including them in the game. All in all, it's a slow, relaxing game that does not take itself too seriously. I have only played it in english so I cannot speak much to other translations, but I didn't notice any glaring errors. I loved the artstyle and the story. I think the ending might be take it or leave it for some people, but I personally didn’t have a problem with it. It just shows that our character is not this super influenced unstoppable force and sometimes life just goes that way.2 found this helpful
it's a nice story but at the end it feels like your actions bear no consequences really. Either way your ♥♥♥♥♥♥ by the [spoiler] nuke [spoiler] . Of which you don't actually/will never find out [spoiler] why government decided to nuke their entire country, from my standpoint it seems illogical [spoiler]. the sense of community and the characters are quite rich in this game however just based of the ending. If could go back in time and decide to purchase the game again, i wouldn't.1 found this helpful
i wuv being a wittle tewwor wif my wittle money and my wittle jawb :3
I'm really enjoying this game, the characters are well designed, the systems are good, I do recommend this game.
I don't recommend this game at this time. It feels clunky to play and is not intuitive. I like the concept, and I like the art. I would consider trying this again once it's polished. As of now, it feels unfinished.
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