Papers, Please

[Specially Cork]

Apparently this is the new hot Indie game and I love hopping on the bandwagon and am having a blast with the beta.

You basically play as Immigration Control for a dystopian nation.

http://dukope.com/

Give it a shot!

[Matisfaction]

I've seen a "lets play" video on this game, looks interesting.

[|darc|]

Ars Technica did a really good review on it, I haven't gotten to play it yet but I am definitely interested when I get some time.

http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2013/08/p ... -of-tears/

[Specially Cork]

Yeah I meant to post a while back the full thing is on Steam now and well worth a buy. It does get a bit repetitive at times so I tend to only play about 30 mins a day tops but its a nice little time killer.

[not just souLLy now]

There's a big feature on it in Edge this month, they should do a David Cameron DLC where you inject all the immigrants with aids and send them home

[Matisfaction]

They should make people who work at the Home Office play this game...

[Wagh]

I played through this game a couple times when it was a free to play demo of 10 days. I had a lot of fun and purchased it immediately when the full version came out. I have yet to give the full game a try. Are there any obvious differences between the two? I know you get more time but beyond that I don't know.

[Specially Cork]

I played through this game a couple times when it was a free to play demo of 10 days. I had a lot of fun and purchased it immediately when the full version came out. I have yet to give the full game a try. Are there any obvious differences between the two? I know you get more time but beyond that I don't know.

Big difference is the inclusion of a proper story with 20 different endings (although most of them are just game overs due to doing different things). It gives you a bit more reason to continue on but the immigration mechanics do just continue to stack up with each day.

[Matisfaction]

I got the OSX beta, haven't got around to playing it yet though...