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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| ANTI-CAPITALIST POWER | #5 | 4.091 | 4.091 |
Ranked from 11 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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Loved the aesthetics, the interaction and the EXTENSIVE recipe book necessary for everyday duties.
The few moments of relax during the smoke break are not enough to recover from the frantic rhythm of bartending, just like in real life! Bleak!
Also, one of the few games that require a specific action to light a cigarette, so you can "pretend" you're smoking, a great technique to actually quit smoking.
I totally feel you! I really enjoyed being able to "fake smoke" in the VR game "I Expect You to Die", it scratched my ex-smoker itch in a nice way.
Thank you for playing!
Cool idea, really enjoyed the game!
Can't avoid to think about Helldivers stratagems when making cocktails
Really enjoyed the stress simulator here, the smoke breaks were hilarious and very fitting, although I could definitely not work for 10 hours with just one smoke break the way my current addiction is going 😅
Like the art style a whole lot! Very good job!
Thank you!
I'm crying here, you have no idea how happy this adaptation of VA-11 Hall-A made me.
Thank you so much.
I started smiling a lot before opening the game, just seeing it on the jam dashboard made me fall in love.
Thank you for playing, I'm happy to read that! It was an idea I had in mind for a while, so I'm glad it resonates with someone today.
love the art style and the execution
Thank you!
No conversations, no chill. Genuinely stressful and powerful. Congratulations.
I'm happy I was able to convey these emotions.
a beautiful, fun, and thought-provoking game. i felt both stressed and numb. it was incredible!
the smoke breaks and all the text to read (contracts and social media posts) were really great.
I'm glad to see that you enjoyed the smoke breaks, I feel it's part of the life of most of bartenders, at least in my country. Thank you for playing!