[Games like Papers, Please]

On 3/21/2024 at 6:49 PM, Hainced said:

Yeah, if you're into the whole document-checking, border-crossing vibe of Papers, Please, you might wanna check out "Not Tonight." It's got a similar feel but with a twist – instead of controlling a border agent, you're managing the entry to a dystopian Britain after Brexit. It's got that same intense decision-making and attention to detail, but with its own unique story and setting.

As for the game where you check cars and licenses, I think you're talking about "Beholder." It's a bit different from Papers, Please, but it's got that same surveillance and verification gameplay mechanic. Instead of processing people at a border, you're spying on tenants in a totalitarian state and reporting any suspicious activity to the government. It's pretty dark and gritty, but if you enjoyed Papers, Please, you might dig it.

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Hope that helps! Let me know if you end up trying any of these out 🙂

If you're looking for more games with a similar vibe, you might also enjoy titles like "Orwell" and "This Is the Police." They offer similar gameplay mechanics and decision-making elements that fans of Papers, Please tend to enjoy.

[Games like Papers, Please]

Yeah, if you're into the whole document-checking, border-crossing vibe of Papers, Please, you might wanna check out "Not Tonight." It's got a similar feel but with a twist – instead of controlling a border agent, you're managing the entry to a dystopian Britain after Brexit. It's got that same intense decision-making and attention to detail, but with its own unique story and setting.

As for the game where you check cars and licenses, I think you're talking about "Beholder." It's a bit different from Papers, Please, but it's got that same surveillance and verification gameplay mechanic. Instead of processing people at a border, you're spying on tenants in a totalitarian state and reporting any suspicious activity to the government. It's pretty dark and gritty, but if you enjoyed Papers, Please, you might dig it.

Hope that helps! Let me know if you end up trying any of these out 🙂

[What is your biggest gaming hot take?]

On 5/26/2023 at 2:38 PM, Anders said:

I feel like this might be a hot take, but I really love Cyberpunk 2077. Sure, it had it's share of issues when it first launch, but I still really liked it. That was however on a PC that was not well equipped to run the game, but when I played it again on the PS5 I loved every second. I love the world, the lore, the characters, the gameplay, basically everything. It's also the only game where a love interest storyline has genuinely made me feel something. 

I totally agree with you! Cyberpunk 2077 has its fair share of issues, but I also loved the game overall. The world, lore, characters, and gameplay are all fantastic. And you're right, the love interest storyline felt so genuine and emotionally engaging. Playing it on a well-equipped PS5 definitely enhanced the experience. It's a remarkable game that left a lasting impression on me too! 🎮💙