An extremely pale imitation of Papers Please. The humour in this game is crude and poorly written. The first level in the game has you throwing people in jail, declaring them terrorists for jaywalking, it’s just stupid. Perhaps a little more subtlety in the satire would be more effective.

The mini games are also crude. Papers Please had a lot more interactions with the people crossing your checkpoint. Here everything feels like a rush to just process as many people as possible, you barely have time to think. The graphics are also poor. The game asks you to match ID photos to their faces but it’s just a pixelated mess. Compare this with Papers please where you can actually see people’s faces and compare with their ID. Overall, a very disappointing purchase.

Much longer than Not Tonight 1, I enjoyed most of the content. Some levels require a bit of RNG which I believe shouldn't be in a game like this. Otherwise, the music, art, performance, and storylines were are very good.