Разработчик: Lucas Pope
Описание
The Short Film
Watch the official short film based on the game.
By KINODOM PRODUCTIONS. Starring Igor Savochkin.
Об игре
Поздравляем!Подведены итоги октябрьской лотереи рабочих мест! Вы - победитель!
Немедленно обратитесь в Министерство въезда на пропускном пункте Грештин, чтобы вступить в должность.
Вашей семье будет предоставлена квартира в Восточном Грештине, в жилом доме 8 класса.
Слава Арстотцке!
Война между коммунистической Астотцкой и соседней Колечией, длившаяся шесть лет, только что закончилась, и в результате Арстотцка сумела вернуть себе принадлежащую ей по праву половину пограничного города Грештина.
Вы - инспектор иммиграционной службы, ваша задача - контролировать поток лиц, въезжающих в Арстотцку из Колечии через Грештин. Среди толп иммигрантов, надеющихся найти в стране работу, и прочих визитеров скрываются контрабандисты, шпионы и террористы.
В вашем распоряжении есть только документы, предоставляемые въезжающими, и незатейливые системы проверки, досмотра и снятия отпечатков пальцев, установленные Министерством въезда. С этим небогатым арсеналом вам предстоит решать, кого можно впустить в Арстотцку, кому следует отказать, а кто подлежит аресту.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, spanish - spain, portuguese - brazil, russian, italian, japanese, polish, ukrainian, czech, simplified chinese, turkish, basque, korean
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows XP or later
- Процессор: 1.5 GHz Core2Duo
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: OpenGL 1.4 or better
- Место на диске: 100 MB
- Дополнительно: Minimum 1280x720 screen resolution
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
Mac
- ОС: OSX Mountain Lion (10.8)
- Процессор: 1.5 GHz Core2Duo
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: OpenGL 1.4 or better
- Место на диске: 100 MB
- Дополнительно: Minimum 1280x720 screen resolution
Linux
- Процессор: 1.5 GHz Core2Duo
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Место на диске: 100 MB
- Дополнительно: Minimum 1280x720 screen resolution
Отзывы пользователей
How the hell is the game about organizing papers good enough to make me play through all achievements
This is one of those exceedingly rare games that manages to be both unique and actually good.
This game always fascinated me with its unique premise, and having rolled credits on one of the better endings after almost 6 hours, I'd say the journey was well worth it. You are selected as a border control agent in a fictional Communist country called Arstotzka, and while the game starts as a simple passport inspection simulator, things quickly start getting crazy and out of hand, both in terms of story and gameplay.
The game has two modes, a story mode and an endless mode, both of which are self-explanatory. It follows a main narrative where you have to keep making active choices to either side with the oppressing communist government or help the rebel party in their goal to overthrow the government. Based on the choices you make throughout the game, you can get either of the 20 endings the game has to offer. You'll encounter multiple interesting characters with their own side quests and you'll need to balance their interests with your own and those of your family. So the story always keeps things fresh with different situations arising every step of the way.
Coming to gameplay, it starts out with you having to inspect everyone's passport for correct information and you're given a rule book to make sure that everything checks out. But as the game progresses and you're required to check for multiple documents and different rules for people of different countries, things quickly start becoming a lot more stressful and after a certain amount of time, it becomes a test of your presence of mind. You can't keep screwing up because then you will start getting penalties for your mistakes in the form of pay cut from your total salary of the day. The game makes sure to keep introducing variations in documents, rules, the method of checking, along with other unexpected additions which can really make the gameplay overwhelming, while still managing to be fun.
Papers, Please is a unique game worth experiencing for yourself to really understand it. The gameplay involves lots of reading and paying attention to minor details, along with a grounded story, which makes a complete package you wouldn't find anywhere else.
Final Verdict: 87/100
Impressive: 85-94 (85-94%)
Performance or gameplay surpasses the passing mark and stands out from the average.
Provides a high level of quality and enjoyable gameplay.
Strongly Recommended - ✔✔
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Have you ever wanted to be a low-level government clerk in a dystopian nation? Mundanely checking immigration documents for an endless queue of people wanting to enter your country? This game sounds boring but it's incredibly stress-inducing. You try and process as many people as you can as quickly as you can to feed your cold & hungry family, but don't make any errors or you could be docked pay or sent to jail. You also face tough decisions every day to identify and detain dangerous individuals wanting to harm the people of your nation, or to turn away desperate people seeking refuge inside your borders. The responsibility you have in your little booth is almost too much to bear at times but you push on, and at the end of each day you hope you've made enough right decisions to survive. Recommended.
“Glory to Arstotzka!” These are words you’ll find yourself repeating time and time again as you dive into Papers, Please, a game that transforms the mundane task of document-checking into a deeply engaging and thought-provoking experience.
Papers, Please is a unique indie gem that proves you don’t need flashy graphics or high-octane gameplay to deliver a truly impactful game. It’s part puzzle game, part narrative simulator, and entirely a moral quandary. As an immigration officer in the fictional dystopian nation of Arstotzka, your job is simple: check papers, enforce the law, and ensure the safety of your borders. But as the days pass and the complexity of your task grows, you’ll quickly realise that this is no ordinary job.
The genius of Papers, Please lies in its ability to immerse you in the drudgery and tension of bureaucratic work while layering in moral dilemmas that challenge your sense of right and wrong. Every decision you make - whether it’s allowing a desperate refugee to pass through with faulty documents or turning away a mother separated from her child - carries weight. Do you prioritise your own survival and your family’s well-being, or do you risk everything to help those in need? These are questions the game forces you to grapple with, and there are no easy answers.
Mechanically, the game is deceptively simple but becomes increasingly challenging as new rules, restrictions, and documents are introduced. Each day brings fresh complications: fake passports, contraband smugglers, and even terrorist attacks. Balancing efficiency with accuracy is key, as mistakes will cost you your wages - and with a family to feed, keep happy and keep warm, every dollar matters. This constant pressure creates an atmosphere of anxiety that mirrors the oppressive regime you serve.
What sets Papers, Please apart is its ability to tell a gripping story entirely through gameplay. The world of Arstotzka feels alive, from the gruff inspectors at your checkpoint to the desperate immigrants pleading their cases. The game’s pixel-art aesthetic may seem simplistic at first glance, but it’s incredibly effective in conveying the bleakness of its setting. The oppressive soundtrack and minimalist art style work together to draw you into the cold, gray world of this dystopian border town.
The storytelling is subtle yet impactful, delivered through the characters who pass through your checkpoint and the choices you make. Whether it’s deciding the fate of a political dissident or uncovering the schemes of an underground resistance group, the game constantly challenges your morality and loyalty. And with 20 different endings, your choices truly matter, making every playthrough feel unique.
If you’re looking for a game that will challenge your mind and your heart, Papers, Please is an absolute must-play. It’s a masterclass in minimalist storytelling and a prime example of how games can be both entertaining and thought-provoking.
10/10. Glory to Arstotzka!
Good story, game process makes something dull interesting, and overall pretty nice graphics and stuff. Would recommend if you are interested in this type of stuff, or dream of being an Eastern European passport control inspector
Creative storytelling and weirdly addictive gameplay
Very much totalitarian regime - look like communist country. Jorji like it here.
I'll admit that when I heard about Papers, Please...it didn't sound all that exciting. I mean the premise of game where you need to check people's information and documents just seemed mundane. However, it would prove to be a unique and compelling storytelling experience. The game takes place in the fictional dystopian country known as Arstotzka. You are tasked with being a border inspector, and ensuring that only the more desirable people are allowed into the country. As the days progress, more of the story unfolds. You need to work hard enough to earn enough money so your family doesn't starve or freeze to death. Your morality will be put to the test as you decide whether to follow the strict rules of the state or to allow certain people who are fleeing from oppression or worse. To compound matters, you also need to be able to process enough people in a day so that you aren't penalized. Visually the repressive mood is reflected in the the pixel graphic style. The sound work is simplistic but does a great job of conveying the authoritarian nature of the situation, and although the music is seldom, it is likewise impactful. There are multiple endings depending on the decisions made during the course of the game. Papers, Please is a gaming gem and proves that videogames can be a fantastic medium to convey distinct and thought-provoking narratives.
This is the best nostalgic video game ever.
I knew its getting pricy day by day but It still worth to buy it. Dont forget to say Hi to Jorji.
This game still holds up to this day. it way great 9 years go and it is still great now, buying thi game has been the best thing i have done this year! i highly reccomend this game!
whats the best form of torture?
a dyslexic fuck playing a game like this :D
10/10 PLAY IT
very fun and changes constantly enough to keep it interesting
Great story. Great childhood game.
A fire game, a bunch of endings, every move you make has conseque... how do i type this word, fire soundtrack, this game is worth every penny.
GOSH I LOVE THIS GAME. It's so good. I played Return of The Obra Dinn before this, and that game was absolutely stunning to me. This game is no different-- it's a beautifully made game.
The task of border patrol sounds really droll, but it's not-- and that's because the stakes and story in the game are deeply and constantly intertwined with the gameplay. But the devs managed to make even the task of sorting through papers and finding discrepancies fun by itself-- it's a bit chaotic, methodical, quirky and weird, and you never know what you're gonna get next. Every choice feels like a life or death choice. It's actually incredible.
I want to get all the endings I can, so I will definitely be playing this again!
Papers, Please is a highly engaging and enjoyable political strategy game with high stakes and multiple endings. Playing as a border checkpoint officer, you struggle with moral decisions, managing finances and dealing with the dystopian state of Arstotzka.
This game is masterfully designed, from the gameplay, to the sound design and art style. There is endless replayability due to the many endings, choices, and random nature of most encounters. I highly recommend Papers, Please, it's an absolute steal for the price and incredibly enjoyable.
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annoying to learn/remember what to do with weak memory like me
i really wanted to like this game but the learning is brutal to learn
Fun if you like being detail oriented and memorizing patterns. Would probably be insanely boring if you aren't the type to like things like that, but I love it. In any case, there's a lot of events and story related things to keep things interesting, and a lot of cute, humorous, and touching details. I love how this guy writes his characters, it's awesome.
Super fun game. Great storytelling. One of my all-time favorites.
Morality simulator. For the best experience, go in blind. Be warned, it might show you who you really are, and you might not like the reflection. It answers many questions about human nature and our own dark history.
Jogo muito bom! Tem gráficos simples, dificuldade progressiva e a todo momento faz você repensar sua ética entre o que é certo e seu trabalho. Recomendo!
I love not only the "simplistic" game play, but the atmosphere and the larger story as a whole. Being a history nerd, I appreciate viewing historical governments of times past in this way, getting to watch everything play out from the eyes of a struggling citizen. In a way, it tests your morality which I very much enjoy. The game play is the same every time you play, however small decisions you make can lead to a major outcome, leaving room for replayablility in my opinion.
Very simple gameplay but with countless possibilities, very interesting game indeed.
Beautiful game with story and action all in one. The specs are very low so it can be played on basically any computer.
I enjoy the unusual format of the game's storytelling and the overall creativity of the idea that the game's subject represents. I would have personally enjoyed a game mode where you get to apply custom rules (not the set ones in endless) because the worry involved with getting a citation is almost to the point of self-harm for a perfectionist like myself, if it is not already there. Replay-ability is great though, because you understand how to do certain days much more efficiently than for your first attempt, and you can make a ridiculously larger amount of money than for your first attempt if you've learned all the ins and outs of the system. And the feel of getting no citations in a single day is fantastic, even if that means you can't get as many people through. This game is overall stressful, but fantastic.
A weirdly fun time!
The Story is pretty simple and easy enough to follow but some of the interactions that you can have with npc's or Ezic really spice up the experience. There aren't really any characters except for a handful of frequent npc's, but they are really entertaining and add a lot to the experience rather than it being a boring monotonous time.
The Setting of the border is really well detailed with it looking so simple. While it all takes place in one location, it does enough to keep things interesting such as the cars on the side and the people waiting to go through the border.
Visually, its just perfect. Performance was solid throughout and didn't experience any bugs or glitches. I did get to play this on steam deck and honestly it really isn't made for that so I would recommend sticking to keyboard and mouse with it. The art direction is so nice to look at and its limited colour pallet really adds to the theme that the game is going for.
Sound and Audio are well fitted with the soundtrack while not used that much in the main game, adds to the tone of the experience. The Audio is just a perfect fit and everything from the stamps to flicking through pages just sounds authentic.
In terms of Gameplay, it really challenges the mind in the best way possible. The main gameplay gimmick is checking whether people trying to get through the boarder had the right documents and if they are valid. I really like how the game gradually ramps up the difficulty in ways such as adding more documents to check or keeping your family fed and heated. I also really enjoyed the side stories that you can do with the main one being EZIC and their plans to overthrow the government which was a really fun time.
Overall, Papers Please is such a simple yet complex experience but is a really fun challenge and sticks out from its contemporaries!
Who woulda thought office work would be this fun. Ahh yes, putting story, speedy keyboard upgrades, multiple endings and the MVP JORJI
Never thought working as a border agent would make for a fun game. Super easy to achievement hunt for too.
Fun game with an unique vibe and a compelling story. Has loads of different localisation. While i cant speak on the quality of all the translations the Russian translation is good.
Fun game! Steep learning curve as you learn the lore of the world (particularly countries, cities, and their related symbols) so I don't recommend taking large breaks and picking up a game in the middle, but it is certainly quite fun. It's set in a sort fictional set of soviet set of nations. Game definitely gets more difficult as time goes on, so I find myself a bit relieved when I reached the end of the game.
this game was in my library for a long time, and i only get to finish the game just now. i got the 20th ending, i guess not bad for my first attempt? i have multiple saves, it's just i never get to end it. anyhow, this game was really something, and even after all these years the hype for this game was deserved. it truly tests how keen you are to details... and i was not confident on that aspect. but hey, i got two plagues, so i guess i was not that bad!
as much as i want to try and see other endings... i don't think i want to replay anytime sooner. it was great to come back again, but yeah it gets tedious. the job is tedious after all... want to try betraying the country next. glory to Arstotzka!
This is such a good game and really stands the test of time. I recently 100%ed the Steam achievements and even though it was the same stuff over and over, it was really fun.
10/10
I've always wanted to play this, but didn't have a chance until now. Such a good game, absolutely love it <3
Fun and challenging both in terms of gameplay and personal feeling.
I was surprised by how much fun I had with this game. Being a border inspector might sound boring at first, but things get chaotic fast when desperate people try to enter the country. The mix of checking documents and making tough moral choices keeps you hooked from start to finish.
The humor is a standout, too. Jorji’s ridiculous fake passports never fail to crack me up!
If you haven’t played it yet, give it a shot. Glory to Arstotzka!
The game has a very fun progression as the further you get into the game the more papers you get and the more things you need to check, but you get more efficient as you play so by the end you feel like a super efficient machine rolling papers. Very fun.
Some things I don't like:
Starts getting boring once you've played multiple times because the story happens very slowly and the actual gameplay is exhausting and doesn't change much. This is especially a problem if you like 100% precenting games because the hardest achievement requires you to play almost the entire game again but playing very well and optimally, about 5 hours of game you've already played but harder.
These are all minor things and is defintly worth the price for just the main game.
This game makes me feel like a bureaucrat in some Soviet country. Maybe it's because it really is...
A husband and wife are traveling to Arstotzka. Their documents are not quite perfect. Border guard to the husband:
- Can you prove that she is your wife?
Husband:
- I'll give you a thousand bucks if you can prove that she's not my wife!
its a great game to just chill and have fun. It has a very good story line and multiple endings. I would highly recommend
While I wouldn't really describe this game as traditionally fun, it is engaging. I would absolutely recommend it. It is frequently stressful as you try to juggle and memorize a ton of arbitrary rules and allow through as many immigrants as possible along with juggling caring for your family and interacting with various story pieces that come through your station.
It is extremely well executed for what it's trying to do, and 1000% worth the asking price of 10 USD. A very poignant depiction of a dystopian society.
Papers, Please is a game where you play as a border inspector checking documents. Sounds boring? Nope, it’s a stress simulator: memorize the rules, catch terrorists, spot contraband and try not to starve your family to death. The game’s motto: Glory to Arstotzka, but you're still broke
This game is excellently is both parts creatively unique and extremely mesmerizing. Story draws you in even if it's a little slow, there's a good amount of little interactions that keep the gameplay interesting, and the endless mode has a good amount of customization as well.
The money-management system is a little light but I can understand this was probably done since its difficult to make money without understanding the mechanics deeply (or without a guide). Its still neat that booth upgrades essentially make the game 'more playable', but since the game scales its difficulty by giving you more things to do per passport, this pairs nicely together.
Additionally, was a big fan of the story pathing system, allowing you to branch your current playthrough a number of times to chase certain endings without having to do a whole other playthrough. I will make one complaint against it though, that being that two of the endings are tied to only doing 3 EZIC tasks, while others are tied to doing 4. These occur over the length of the game, which essentially requires 2.5 playthroughs to get all the endings (not tied to Steam achievements though). Just a small oversight in an overall great system.
Short but great game. It is also VERY replayable with different endings to try to achieve. The game its definitely worth it.
This game is great because it seems like the checking paper work would be really boring but then it IS fun and the next thing you know you are xenophobic communist.
The game is extremelly fun to play, even tho it doesn't look like that on first sight... From the dramating, even creepy moments like when the Inspector comes to report to comedic relief with Costava Jorji, this game is extremely atmospherical and sooo well written. All the little detail in the local news. All the side characters. It was a very nice 11 hours for me and I definitely recommend this game to everyone. I also love the political side of this game that is pretty close to reality in some unnamed countries...
This game allows you to deny people for being fat, 99% of the time they also are the complete opposite gender alot of women look like the dudes from Buff fortress 2 on testosterone medication.
I'm having so much fun with this game! The political concept is really good, and I'm enjoying watching the main and side plots play out. The gameplay is a little bit repetitive, but the puzzle aspect changes every so often, which keeps it interesting. I'm not usually a completionist about games, but I'm getting a lot of gameplay out of this because I want to figure out what the different endings are and earn all the tokens. I don't think this will be for everyone, but I definitely recommend it!
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Дополнительная информация
Разработчик | Lucas Pope |
Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
Ограничение возраста | Нет |
Дата релиза | 18.12.2024 |
Metacritic | 85 |
Отзывы пользователей | 97% положительных (35872) |