"Do You Wanna Job?" — это просто невероятное открытие для всех, кто ценит необычные игры! С первой же минуты тебя затягивает в абсурдный, сюрреалистический мир, где каждая секунда — испытание на выдержку и смекалку. Ты словно попадаешь на самое странное собеседование в своей жизни, и вместо скучных HR-вопросов тебе предстоит отвечать на загадочные и жутковатые задания от очень... эксцентричных менеджеров.

Absolutely loved the writing and art direction in this! I was very impressed by how the game really felt like being in an interview, where you needed to slightly adapt your responses depending on the interviewer. I also felt like the punishments for "wrong" answers was super fairly balanced, which can be really hard to do in these kinds of games. Great job team!!

I love the atmosphere and was sweating every time I answered a question hoping to answer what they wanted to hear. Great game!

P.S.: The last button to go back to the main menu is buggy!

I love it, it's a great concept!

This game impressed me a lot. The artwork is very well crafted.

The first room felt ordinary, but then I started to get afraid of the next rooms. The changing faces are also a lovely touch. It kept me going - even when the last room suddenly added another 12 questions :)

Great work!

Impressive artwork, loved the style. The ambient music really sets the mood. I was stressing when getting questioned, that zoom in really punches well! Awesome

very nice game, I really loved it! the graphics were sick and I enjoyed the little easter eggs on the walls. I think that it felt a little boring at times or it felt like it was taking a while, and I feel like the main reason is that it takes longer to skip past dialog, like when you die, it takes a while to skip past a lot of dialog you've already read, so a button to fast forward dialog like in most games would be nice in case you didn't want to wait through all of that again. nice take on the theme though and nice game!

My God. This game... It's just amazing. I was very nervous during these interviews. How did you manage to create such a terrifying atmosphere?

Great work on this! The visuals and audio were really good for setting the mood. I was impressed that you had the time to have distinct art for each room/character. The creepy vibe came across really well too! Great work! Really want to know more about those “true events” that inspired this haha!

Fantastic artwork had a bunch of fun with it. Also a really cool story and a fun premise of trying to figure out the right thing to say. I enjoyed it a lot. The overall vibe and creepiness was great and I the creepy music and voices were a real treat. I love the 2D-3D vibe it adds a lot. It feels like every inch of the offices and characters was so carefully detailed. I did have to use the cheat code to get to the end as it was a bit hard but it felt like it could have been fair. I also like all the twists and reversals, you rarely get that in VN style game.

Really fun and interesting concept, different characters were fun to interact with and the music and atmosphere fit well. Good Job!

Great graphics and concept. Reminds me far too much of real life! :-)

First off, the visuals were fantastic. Secondly, I DIDN'T NEED A CHEAT CODE GOD DAMMIT; but the temptation was too strong...

The writing sound got a bit repetitive, maybe some more variation to it or more randomization of the pitch or something. The music was nice and set the tone well.

I would have liked to been able to skip the writing sequence (especially when redoing a level after losing). A common control scheme I like is when the user presses the button to go to the next message but the dialogue is still being written out, you just instantly write out all the dialogue instead. It would make replaying a level a lot nicer since I can work back to where I was easier.

I liked the character designs and how each had their own unique personality that, seemed, to affect what types of answers they'd accept. The last guy with the face changing when the hands on his shoulder left and returned was a really cool design.

Very cool game.

Curious why the calendar was in 2020.