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I would pay quite a lot for this.
There's a deadpan, straight absurdity to the atmosphere that I love and after all the struggles of design you really nailed something clever, smooth, and satisfying to play. In particular it's so good about not wasting the player's time, being able to skip rapidly through all the UI functions and jump into the next rescue/war crime keeps my brain going brrr happily without frustration. Very few games can keep my brain going brr without frustration.
Please give more, yes.