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Play this without looking up anything. It will be worth it.

Let me just say this right now. If you do not own this game, you're missing out on so much. You need to buy it, it is that good.

First of all, this was my first TellTale game that I played, I went in completely blind with nothing in mind. Even though I knew a little bit about the season two. These characters, you become very fond of them. They feel like real people. They are very well written and voice acted too.

I can't put it into words how well this game was made. But mark these words: Buy it, you have nothing to lose but your time, and perhaps some tears. It will make you cry. You can't stop it. It will make you happy. You can't stop that one either. You will feel sympathy. You will feel plenty of emotions after you finish it.

The choices are plenty of times very hard to make. You think about how this will affect this character, and this will affect that one. But you have to let someone get dissappointed. Personally, I didn't find anything bad in this game.

So let's recap:

• Amazing world & characters
  
• Will unleash your feels
  
• Tough choices that actually affect the game and feel real
  
• Once you start you cannot stop.

That's all, I recommend this game to everyone. I mean everyone, unless you don't value a good story in your game.

It's like a drug. At first you think it's awful and confusing to use, but as you learn the ways of using it.. you become addicted, no hope, no social life, no girlfriend. It will take away everything that you love away from you... But it is so worth it.

Papers, Please is an interesting type of a game. You cannot really define it by genre. Is it an adventure game in a Dystopian country? Is it a point and click game? A little bit of both.

In this game you play as an Inspector who won the October Labour Lottery and he got a job at the Grestin Border. The game at first seemed a little bit boring, but then it suddenly becomes very exciting. You feel a bit of success and punishment, especially the punishment is extremely ''scary'' as simple as a typewriter noise.

The game has 20 possible endings and it gets more difficult at the end with even more paperwork.

But, I do recommend this game even though this is a little short, but it is extremely original and satisfying.