extremely evocative

Unpleasant music full of dysonants, some gender ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ for no apparent reason, dungeon crawling on a space port, religion and godesses that do nothing, unexplained luck system, resrictive saves system, poor manual, weird game idea in general.

Zero controller support despite the launcher that lets you set up controller bindings. You can use steam input to assign keyboard presses to controller but it breaks the ability to write in-game diary entries and it's a required mechanic to be able to save your progress, meaning you're going to waste a one full day before you find out, ask me how I know.

No issues on Linux.

This is my favorite video game of all time. The most realistic poverty / minimum wage grind simulator I have ever experienced. Made me cry a lot (in a good way)

I liked this game for the first hour or two of playing, but as it dragged on it the really boring and repetitive gameplay loop killed off my enthuasism.

In the beginning I liked exploring the spaceport but you soon learn that most of your interactions with it are mostly meaningless. You can talk to people but the vast majority of them aren't important and its just fluff. You can browse the shop stalls but predominantly most of the items are worthless or are too expensive anyway.

The core gameplay loop of collecting and incinerating rubbish becomes insanely repetitive. You get some story tasks which involves finding certain items but you're options are, excluding a couple, just hoping you find them amongst the litter on the ground or somehow saving up enough money to buy them. But saving up money is really hard in this game with frequently having to buy food or switch gender for some reason. Theres also a thing about luck where you can increase or decrease your luck but it never seemed to have much bearing on the game.

Maybe the repetitive struggle is supposed to be a part of the games message, but all I know is I got to the end of this game and felt like it wasnt worth it. I regretted not dropping it a couple of hours in when I first started to get weary of this game. I honestly couldnt think of type of person I could recommend this one to. Probably better to just avoid it.

This is one of my favorite indies. Cozy, depressing, funny, a chore, all at once. I really enjoyed the atmosphere, especially all the weird street vendors, the festival music, the vibrant colors, all the random junk you can find... Really cool experience.

I don't get it but I like it's vibez.

What is this experience about? Why should I care?

I adore this game

Fun game, good pace everything feels just out of reach but it is attainable. Really gives the feel of the janitor's life. Good ending

if youre reading this and havent bought this game yet, why?
phenomenal indie experience
would pick up at any time for any price