In this 2D, narrative-based game, you assume the role of the Grim Reaper... on an office job. Your job is to decide which people are going to live or die. The consequences of your choices are yours to bear, while the mystery of your incarnation awaits revelation!
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This game, along with Papers, Please, taught me something deeply profound and depressing about myself: I love games about paperwork. Death and Taxes lacks the overbearing urgency and deep depression of Papers, Please, however; while the decisions you make are far more overt in that rather than permitting or denying someone a chance at survival you are deciding outright whether they live or die, you are allowed to do so at your own pace, and your potential victims are not standing before your desk, begging you to consider their families. In fact, you can delay your decision as long as you please, playing with the widgets you can buy for your desk. Listen to the radio while you incessantly spin a fidget spinner. Nobody cares. Time means nothing here. The humor is quiet, but solid. The music is charming, but mostly subtle. The replay value is there, at least for me. I intend to do my be
GLORY TO ARSTOTZK- I mean, uhh... glory to hell?
Death and Taxes is both a peculiar, yet extremely enjoyable narrative-based game which plays homage to the famous Papers Please. Choosing whether to be an obedient Grim Reaper and follow the rules of death, or to play however you wish and wreak havoc on the system, it is all up to you. Pros + Multiple endings with a handful of story arches, influenced heavily by player choice. + Ample profiles to sort through. + Discussing several moral dilemmas in a comedic light, provoking player self-reflection. + Humorous and light-hearted dialogue. + Custom reaper design and shop to buy both cosmetic and useful items. + 'Performance' reviews, combing the satirical nature of office monotony with the bizarre job of deciding who lives and who dies. + Ranging difficulty, sometimes the rules are much easier with clear 'good' and 'bad' human profiles. + Steam achievements Cons - Gameplay can become over
Remember in Beetlejuice where the afterlife is a boring bureaucracy filled with depressed suicidial skeletons. Have you ever wanted to work there?
I'm really only writing this in reaction to the current (negative) top review. I got the Utopia ending on my first playthrough, so I genuinely don't understand the complaints about keeping parameters balanced (I ignored them almost entirely!) or decisions not mattering. Just read the descriptions and you'll be fine.
I'm not so good at consistency but I do like judging people. Good Game!
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