I enjoy this game and recommend it, however, I do have some criticisms. While clearly very inspired by the Stanley Parable, it falls into a trap directly outlined in the game itself: it's a collection of gags with no real cohesion to them. There's a bit of an underlying theme of capitalism/workplace humor I suppose, but the majority of the game is very disjointed and seemingly absurd for the sake of being absurd. While the Stanley Parable served as a commentary and satire of video game narratives as a whole, and thus earns its more 'out-there' moments, this game simply pulls you from one joke to the next. One moment you're using a sword to select answers on a quiz, the next you're going through a time machine. Very funny, but not very interesting.

Really good especially for a free game. It's basically walking simulator with some light interactive segments, but there's a whole other set of stuff you can do after the first run through.

Uhh, yeah!

A game in the style of The Stanley Parable and Dr. Langeskov; that is, wandering round a weird workplace being asked to do strange little tasks by a slightly snarky British guy. It's fun, it's silly, and it's nice. Recommended.

(I should warn that a good chunk of the game's content is locked behind the DLC, in ways that are not entirely separate from the base game. If you're a completionist, you will feel like you're missing out without it. For everyone else, there's a good chunk of game here, and you can play through the main story and get a test of the rest before you have to make any choices about DLC.)