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suggestion!: when you do the full game you could have real-life statistics and news headlines of actual companies violating workers rights in the "loading screens", that way, if anyone just plays the game as a joke, they will be passively shown real life examples of injustice and hopefully help bring their awareness a tad forward, or give them receipts if they want to prove something to their friends? also, it'd be sick if you used real life unionizing tricks as inspiration for some game mechanics. like maybe you could do something like a "combo strike" where your characters come together to pool their power in some way, and their collective power saps some money from a manager's pocket, and the manager's money=their health bar? that'd be kinda sick... just some small ideas to ruminate on

idk about anyone else, but the game does not get past the first screen for me, making it unplayable

damn bruh, I have no patience

Yeah, turns out because I have experiments turned on google it fucked with the  contrast and I couldn't see the arrow, so that's actually my bad, lol it's happened before with text on other websites so I fixed it myself

yall why does the text not move forward? space, enter or click and none of them work? I even tried directly on the white text like the settings say to do, and nothing... 

sometimes there is a chance for reproduction, for example intersex or trans men and besides, theyre orcs and dwarves theyre fantasy creatures, theyre not supposed to be realistic or have human anatomy.

all you have to do is click on the table of contents, pick a story and then click next page until the stories done. it isn't really any fancy gameplay

this game is so beautiful, i love the use of ai generated paintings to portray something not quite recognizeable

is this the first game you've ever played?

no, you're not critiquing it too much, people just need to stop endlessly praising the "least common denominator" type games and pretending they're creepy, these types entirely rely on you to already be endlessly afraid of the scenario going in, but if you're just chilling or have any sort of skin when it comes to "horror" imagery, then the only emotion you'll feel playing this is boredom. besides this, the format is super unoriginal, too, like this is the third "survey" type mandela catalog game i've played and literally the only thing that's meaningfully different is the portraits that they've distorted, I mean, even the story with the kid in the park and the vhs-tape vibe, and the anonymous company telling you to pray to whatever god you believe in was the same...

lame af....