Super fun game! Great job of making a simple yet complex game, the only issue is that I finished it in one night!!! It’d be really cool if you were to add more requirements for the agent and also the customer. You could add different stipulations like proof of funds, proof of residency, and maybe like a social security card. And then base the stipulations off of the customers position, if they have a lot of money and their car is worth a lot then they should be required to show proof of residency, but if it’s the opposite and they are only making like $50 a week then they should be required to bring in proof of funds. It could also be really cool to add like a ID/Passport scanner that can tell wether it’s fake or not and require them to bring in two forms of identification. On another note it’d be really cool to have more options on decorating your office and agent. My last idea could be to have different levels throughout the business as you progress, maybe after your first 2 weeks you get promoted to a higher position and therefore the office is a bit nicer and then continue that process. Being a manager would be really cool to play as. This game is awesome and I can’t wait to see how you guys develop it!!!

I really enjoy this game it’s great off the bat and kinda reminds me of Papers Please. That being said Papers Please is my favorite game ever and this game scratches the same itch in my brain. My only “issue” was around day 6 or 7 when it gets to the customers income, less than a thousand they get rejected. I was confused why sometimes it would say they made less than a thousand and I would get flagged. It shows the WEEKLY amount they make NOT their entire monthly pay, so if it says they make $500, I would instantly reject them, but it turns out they make $2,000 a month. I learned this from another review and it has solved all my issues haha. Definitely my own error that I didn’t notice it said. “$X a week”! Another example; it says they make 300, 300 x 4 = $1,200 meaning they don’t get rejected. That was the only thing that really confused me, I love the game and couldn’t recommend it more! I hope more people start downloading it so they can see how fun it really is! The characters are super cute and I love the concept. I can’t wait to play the mini game you can download on the PC, I hope more little things like that get added to the game later on!

I absolutely love this game. I’m a huge fan of Papers, Please! and this game is similar but very different at the same time. It’s challenging having to keep an eye out for everything on an application, but it’s not too difficult for it to be unenjoyable. A couple of things that I wanted to point out since I saw some reviews:- The income listed is weekly. There is no bug with this. You just have to calculate the monthly income based off of the weekly. Very basic math.- The game takes place in 2016. There is a giant calendar in the game that tells you this information. Taking stars off of a review for user error isn’t very fair.- The bank is actually very useful. If you want to get a more rounded experience from the game, download the applications in your future playthroughs. Of course, this game just got released, so I’m sure there will be updates and more things to come. I’m just super excited that something like this exists on the app store now, and I can guarantee I will be supporting this dev through it all.It’s funny that I hate real life jobs like this, but I will gladly sit at home and play this game for hours.

for the first several levels of the tutorial, you’re given more items to check for as you go along. after you become a full time employee, however, you’re only looking for the same errors over and over again, and it gets to be pretty repetitive quite quickly. the only new challenge is trying to do more applications per day. i’d love a new game mode where instead of doing more per day, you’re given new rules every other level. there is so much opportunity given the amount of information present. for example, maybe we need to start checking that the ID photo matches the person present, or the name could be wrong on more than just the title, etc. for a game that is so heavily inspired by papers, please, it fails to meet up to its predecessor both in challenge as well as story line. for a free game with no ads, it is very enjoyable for about 2 hours. great if you’re wanting to kill a little time at the airport or something, but not something you’d return to regularly.