Papers, Please

I ate my passport at the border

Papers, Please is a typical representative of the indie sphere. This is a very monotonous and stressful game, like any work related to documentation. In this game you will not be the hero and you will never go on a long journey there and back. I’ll tell you more, you won’t even leave your cramped booth. Believe me, you have never paid as much attention to documents in real life as you will have to in this game.

You are a nobody, a full-time employee, with an apartment allotted for your class. Problems at work turn into problems at home. Your family needs medicine and money for food. In all this there is a reflection of our offices, working for pennies to provide for ourselves and our families.

But, as in life, you have the opportunity to change everything. If … Read full

Glory to Arstotzka! The game is very simple, but addictive. In it you play as a customs inspector on the border of two states between which there has been a war for many years. You need to thoroughly check all documents and follow all rules. Every new day the game will be made more difficult for you by adding more and more new rules. The game is worth the money. Worth buying

A game in which you will perform the routine work of a border guard, let in respectable citizens and not let in those who do not comply with the directives. Sound boring? Not at all. The game has excellent humor (for example, a man with a drawn passport) and moral dilemmas. The game is somewhat similar to Beholder. It’s similar in that you have a choice of what to do: Unquestioningly follow the letter of the law or help some people cross the border and get less money for which you will eat and pay rent.