Yuppie Psycho: Executive Edition

[b]Overall the game doesn't value your time. Which is a shame because otherwise it's a good game.[b] The combination of the limited save system and tedious amounts of walking puzzles drag out the experience and ruins the game. I like the story, the characters are interesting and the writing is pretty good. It has a good balance of humor, creepiness and mystery. But after losing a half hour of progress due to dying for the third time it's hard to keep playing. Their are too many other games to play instead of replaying the same experience over and over.

Highly recommend, funny, spooky, great if you used to like RPG maker games

A game with fun presentation and a very neat concept ruined by unclear puzzles, insanely unbalanced enemy encounters that lead to many cheap deaths, an unnecessary consumable-based save system (the main reason why I quit, a single death set me back so far I couldn't even imagine replaying everything I'd just done) and to top it off I'm just not really a fan of the writing style. I was excited to finally check this game out after keeping it on my wishlist for so long but the longer I played the more I realized it just was not an enjoyable experience in the slightest.

i liked it. very fun story and humour and sometimes a bit spooky

ordinary plot about about paranormal activity on work, but it was interesting to investigate, great cg's pleasure to eye

Various hidden achievements to find, and with multiple endings to unlock the story behind the game becomes much more complex the more times it's replayed.

this is peak

Pretty darn good, especially the last hour or so. A few good scares and clearly a passion project.

Никогда не думал, что буду писать обзор на обычный и реалистичный офисный симулятор

Yuppie Psycho is a survival-horror adventure game that is a mixture of parody and horror. You play as Brian Pasternack, a G-class citizen from the suburbs who gets a mysterious and unexpected job offer from the extremely prestigious Sintracorp. It's only upon arrival that you learn that your new job has one simple directive: Kill the Witch! It's immediately apparent that there is something off about this workplace. At the very surface it seems like a fairly normal office building with normal workers that wander the halls in a comically zombie-like state. It won't be long, however, before there some strange office-themed monster you have to hide from including the previously mentioned witch that you have to find before she finds you. The game-play primarily consists of talking to other characters and solving inventory-based puzzles while exploring the building. It's presented in an 8-bit top-down RPG style with visual-novel-style dialogue. The puzzles you have to solve feel like ...