You start your day with routine tasks like dressing, showering, and gulping hot coffee before heading out in your coat to bus your way to a dull desk job. Hours pass in isolation as you type at your keyboard, prompting thoughts near year's end that life holds more than this grind. This free-to-play indie simulation captures that daily monotony in a walking simulator style.
The quick experience tackles heavy subject matter through its simple structure, offering a brief walk through solitude and routine. Players reflect on the weight of repetition without complex mechanics. It suits those seeking short, introspective simulations over traditional gameplay.
You wake up, get dressed, shower, down your morning cup of coffee in two scalding gulps, and button on your coat. With that, you are off to catch the bus to work at your monotonous job.
You arrive and sit at your desk, hammering away at your keyboard in hour after hour of forced solitude.
It is nearly the end of the year, and you can't help but think to yourself that there must be more to life than this.
"It's a bit of a "walking simulator" but it's a quick little game that is really better described as an "experience" than a game, and deals with some pretty heavy subject matter for how simplistic it is."
