“Night Shift At Pop’s” has you experience the night shift at a QSR (quick service restaurant) where employees may have to take orders from customers, but aren’t obligated to do anything out of line including showing respect.
Customers will order food items. These may have ingredients or add some that the game itself does not inform you of. In those times, you’ll need to consult the Employee Handbook to know what you’ll need to include. You can’t open up the sandwich, sides, or drinks to look back through what you have already for the order, so if an order gets Rejected, toss it in the trash to reset what’s in your hands, check the register for the current order’s receipt, and try again.
All the fun of fast food, without the rush. Honest! Those who work for Pops have nothing to gain from lying.
There are 50 mazes in this labyrinth with a door at the end leading to the next maze. Your goal is to get to the end of the labyrinth. There is a Monster on most floors that will kill you with a touch.
Toilets can be used to Save. The area around them is safe from the Monster. Not every floor has one. Eyes on the walls may or may not alert the Monster to exactly where you are.
There is no reasoning with Monsters. There is no hope but to run.
“My Older Sister Left The Computer So I Got On And Found Myself Trying To Coordinate A Raid In A Game And I Don’t Play MMO’s” is a game where you attempt to coordinate a raid in an MMO and give people orders while not knowing how to actually accomplish that due to inexperience.
What do skills do? Are the descriptions correct? What do the names mean? What are all these status effects? You don’t know, but maybe you can blunder your way to victory.
This game was made for “Games that Shouldn’t Be Games Jam 2021”.
In ‘I Have Low Stats But My Class Is “Leader”, So I Recruited Everyone I Know To Fight The Dark Lord’, or ‘IHLSBMCILSIREIKTFTDL’ for short, you primarily play as the main character Josephine, fated to defeat the Dark Lord. However, as she’s generally unskilled in combat, she recruits literally everyone in her hometown to fight enemies with a party of 99 characters!
- Nearly 100 characters to recruit and use!
- A decent variety of skills and equipment for each character!
- 24 different elemental types, from Slashing and Fire to Legal and Financial damage!
- Plenty of status effects! Become Absolved, drown in Bloodlust, and deal with Allergies!
- No leveling system; with so many characters, that’s just excessive!
- Rather than an open world, have a simple level-based world map! Never worry about missing out on anything!
- Everything from boss fights to cutting hair in a combat setting! Puns! Mostly relegated to item descriptions and such, but if that’s a selling point for you then great!
I was Kind of disappointed by the first two titles (as in literally the titles, not the games) because they were way shorter than I expected from the post title.
But the third and fourth title righted that wrong with all their Japanese-light-novel-titleness.
I should have swapped the order of the last two so it really built up