Разработчик: Baroque Decay
Описание
Первый день на работе? Какой ужас!
Присоединитесь к Брайану Пастернаку, человеку, которому нет места в антиутопичном обществе 90=х, в его первый рабочий день в одной из самых больших компаний в мире, Синтракорп. Есть ли у неуверенного, неподготовленного и абсолютно неквалифицированного Пастернака то, что поможет ему найти свое место в иерархии Синтракорп? Все зависит от того, как он справится со своим первым заданием... и выживет ли он.
Синопсис:
Во время его первой необычной профориентации, Пастернак узнает, в чем на самом деле состоит его работа: стать охотником на “ведьму”, чьи силы способствовали успеху корпорации, но которая вернулась, чтобы мучить её работников. Брайан повстречает множество странных персонажей, сбежит от ужасных существ и раскроет секреты темного прошлого Синтракорп.
Особенности:
Во время Работы Брайана в Синтракорп вы:
Познакомитесь С Вашим Рабочим Местом: Используйте лифт, чтобы узнать, кто работает и что скрывается на каждом этаже Синтракорп.
Изучите Распорядок Дня В Офисе: Узнайте, когда можно беседовать, когда работать и когда в ужасе убегать от потусторонних созданий
Поучавствуете В Разговорах У Кулера: Изучите своих коллег и узнайте про их грязные, пропитанные кровью секреты.
Разработайте свой план на пять лет: Только вы решаете, как закончится история, так что выбирайте с умом!
Оценка труда и безопасности: Используйте различные способы осветить свой путь и узнать, что скрывает темнота.
Проведите Тщательную Оценку Личности: Ищите подсказки, решайте загадки, открывайте новые пути – и не дайте Ведьме себя поймать!
Саундтрек
Вы можете сделать предзаказ Yuppie Psycho OST, созданный Michael "Garoad" (Композитор VA-11 Hall-A) здесь: Bandcamp
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Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows XP
- Процессор: Core 2 Duo
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Integrated GPU supporting OpenGL on the system
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows 7
- Процессор: Core i3, i5, i7
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Dedicated GPU supporting OpenGL
- Место на диске: 2 GB
Mac
- ОС: macOS 13.0 Ventura
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Integrated GPU supporting OpenGL on the system
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- ОС: macOS 13.0 Ventura
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Dedicated GPU supporting OpenGL
- Место на диске: 2 GB
Linux
- ОС: Ubuntu 14.04
- Процессор: Core 2 Duo
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Integrated GPU supporting OpenGL on the system
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- ОС: Ubuntu 18.04
- Процессор: Core i3, i5, i7
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Dedicated GPU supporting OpenGL
- Место на диске: 2 GB
Отзывы пользователей
This game is fun! I dont like the story near the end but its about the journey not the destination. Loved it!
Absolutely enthralling psychological horror game. Despite the cute art style they expertly manage to make the whole game so tense and creepy, even when it's alleviated with some comic relief, the creepy factor is always comign right back. Fairly accessible gameplay once you get the hang of sneaking around and being careful, but there are still some parts that make you think like the boss fights and getting the real ending. Eagerly awaiting Catechesis.
if mr devil spat on me id thank him for his generosity. we need a cunty brian.
I really wanted to enjoy this game, and some aspects were really well done. The characters, music, dialogue, and story are all wonderful. However, the main glaring issue that I couldn't look past is the saving system. You are only able to save if you have a specific item, at a few specific locations. Look, I have no problem with limited resources, I realize it adds a layer of challenge, but this is a separate situation in my opinion. The puzzles can be extremely long/ convoluted, and having to redo them multiple times just because I happened to get caught by an enemy, that became quite frustrating after a few times. Frustrating to the point that I dropped the game halfway through and just watched a playthrough of the rest. Games like this are all about experimenting with different solutions, right? Well, you take the fun away from that when you're so worried about dying and having to replay a whole section, that you just look up what to do instead of trying to figure it out.
Another issue I had was the flashlight mechanic. I'm the type that likes to interact with every inch of a game, and with a limited amount of light, I couldn't explore the environments as much as I would have otherwise. I was constantly checking the flashlight battery level which really broke the immersion.
I feel bad posting a negative review of a game that obviously had so much love and care put into it, but some aspects just made it much more frustrating than enjoyable.
Loved this game, even though I'm kind of a wuss when it comes to limited saves and lots of enemies. The art is so good (even the simpler pixel gameplay style is a good mix of utility for the creators, and visual interest for the players).
I'll admit, though, that I did need to use a walkthrough closer to the end just to make sure I was doing stuff in the right order/had the right items to get certain endings. I'm not sure most people could logic their way through that without trial and error.
Defo recommend for people who want a fun game with a bit of a challenge, set in an interesting environment.
This game is a must have if you like retro games and horrors. Okay, it is not realistic with DLSS or FSR and 2 millions polygons. There! Even with 2D graphics you can be annoyed by what is happening and how deranging it can be...
Less of a horror game but more of an accurate representation of being a wage slave in the cage, the ''witch'' in question is your boss not giving a bonus on your yearly commission.
final Rating = paid overtime/10 (aka very good)
no
Прекрасный небольшой пиксельный хоррор. При очень простых механиках геймплейно игра каким-то образом очень интересна. Рассказанная история не очень прикольная, но своим общим уровнем "чзх происходит" захватывает, из-за чего ты продолжаешь следить за сюжетом больше не для того, чтоб узнать его детали, а чтоб увидеть, как именно обернется то или иное событие.
Хотелось бы побольше таких прикольных маленьких индюшек, а потому я купил предыдущую игру разработчика и жду следующую.
Nice fun game, haven't finished it yet but enjoying it so far. Pasternack's run is funny.
Yuppie Psycho is an adventure / horror game published in 2019. In it, you play as Brian Pasternack, a young man who gets an invitation to work at the world's largest company Sintracorp. However, the job isn't anything like he expects - a lot of things are wrong inside the company, starting from the fact that his job description apparently involves witch hunting.
This is a 2d-game with retro pixel graphics and isometric gameplay. You move around Sintracorp, discover things, pick up items, meet a colorful cast of characters, occasionally hide from dangerous things. Some old school survival horror inspiration can be detected in the resource management and limited save functionalities as well.
The game is at its strongest near the beginning when everything is new and fresh and the satire surrounding 80's or 90's high-stakes corporate culture hits the hardest. It quickly becomes apparent that Sintracorp is incredibly dysfunctional as a work environment, but no one seems to mind it too much. Who cares about some blood stains on the floor as long as the monthly quotas are met, am I right?
The appealing art and music as well as the generally interactive level design make the environments feel immersive and fun to explore. The biggest complaint I have on the gameplay front is that the design can get very obtuse, with a lot of secrets and details that seem unfeasible for anyone to discover without a walkthrough. Some of the story segments also have slight trigger-based jankiness which is reminiscent of old school adventure games and their pixel hunting. Especially towards the end I consulted a walkthrough fairly frequently - without doing so, it's unlikely I would've finished the game.
Yuppie Psycho isn't particularly lengthy - my first playthrough lasted around 10 hours - but it does have some different paths which give it a bit of replay value. It's worth playing if you want something with style, originality and a satirical sense of humor, and don't mind being annoyed here and there. I'll keep the review short because I don't want to spoil anything - this is the sort of a game that works the best when you have minimal foreknowledge.
I want a taste of that twinky Paster snack. 100/10 game
Wayside be looking different these days
So interesting horror vibes and various gameplay! I was interested to 100% this game and waiting new projects of this guys! Thank you for this exp! :3
Thanks for keeping the videogame industry alive. 10/10
Mostly a good game. Really fun aesthetic that grew on me quickly. Stellar story with funny jokes and cool characters. Save system made things really tense. All the endings are really cool. And for most of the game it avoided the pitfalls of stupid adventure game solutions to problems. Biggest flaw for me is that for the ending I did, absolutely did not avoid the stupid adventure game solutions issue (Without spoiling the furniture was really really stupid. No way you could've done that without a guide). Overall though if you like the aesthetic and want a good thriller, I'd recommend.
brian pasternack is so fine i dont even mind dying because i get to see him more
A pretty good and complete indie game, a story that surprises you, a gameplay that may seem simple, but challenging, a somewhat difficult game at times, you can really see the love they put into making it, all the endings, characters, all of that.
Yuppie Psycho: 10/10
Got a little lost the first time I played the game and there were definitely moments where I needed to check a guide to figure out what to do, but the gameplay is genuinely fun and the art is phenomenal
Your average indie-RPG slop. It has vErY QuIrKy ChArAcTeRs, spoopy howwow elements, the story is all over the place and the gameplay itself is dull and boring.
Pretty solid survival horror game. Didn't like it as much as The Count Lucanor but it's still pretty solid outside a couple slow boss fights.
no idea what was getting into, still don't understand the story but no need to end loving it
Let me start by saying I'm not a fan of horror games.
Yuppie Psycho caught my attention due to the pixel art and weird and quirky premise, and oh boy, it delievered. The characters and the story grab your attention from the beginning and the gameplay although simple, is engaging and fun.
I would even recommend it to people not fan of horror games, because is such a small little indie gem.
So much atmosphere with so few pixels.
Absolutely lovey.
Mostly good office-horror game. Relies a bit too much on mazes, and there's some mechanics that could be explained better (or at all), but overall it's very fun with weird characters and amusing office satire.
Best plot For my Opinion.Game worth it to buy
JOOD JAME
alla dis in one day brian shoulda been at the club😭😭😭
Good game, but could be better.
On the gameplay side of thing, it looks daunting but it's actually fairly forgiving, which works well for the horror theme + limited saves combo: you get a fair bit more saves than you'll need, boss rooms are heavily telegraphed and generally have a save point right before them, most threats are static or fixed patrol, healing is plentiful as long as you don't just facetank your way through everything...
There are however two main issues.
Odd event flags: there's a lot of great stuff you almost certainly won't see on a first playthrough because you either didn't drop everything you were doing mid-task and explored every area to notice that a special option unlocked (and would then relock once you completed your task), or because you explored slightly "out of order" and that permanently locked certain options for that save file; in both cases, there almost never is any logical connection between what you did and the options you locked/unlocked, let alone any sort of warning, it's all so arbitrary even the people writing guides aren't exactly sure how certain events are triggered.
Linearity: the game is a LOT more linear than it seems, I'm not just talking choices but also mechanics like magical contracts (three exist in total, with one being mandatory and another being essentially useless outside one of the ending sequences), electric components (only 2, both on floor 4, not locked behind any sort of optional puzzle or challenge), boxes (utilized in one scripted sequence and to unlock a mostly pointless shortcut that doesn't let you bypass any danger), little events like the hungry lady in the elevator (she's hungry and tries to bite you whether or not you've stolen her food from the fridge)... This is especially noticeable on replays, there isn't a lot of room for skips or self-imposed challenges or even just trying something new.
Now, let's talk story.
Yuppie Psycho's story is highly unusual, in that it's very good except for its core.
Plot hook? Great.
Setting? Great.
Themes? Great.
Side characters? Great.
Big plot twist? HUGE SPOILER AHEAD LOL the Witch literally did nothing wrong, it's all the fault of the Snake, a character introduced maybe two minutes before path A ends (and that includes a cutscene), no there are no previous clues about its existence, no there are no clues either if you go down path B instead.
I suppose the idea was to leave both main paths incomplete, requiring you to play both to fully understand what's going on, but path A gives you basically all the important info while path B gives you almost nothing.
Also thematically it's yet another "ancient evil" story + background dump for characters we barely get to know (Rei and Domori), Hugo's betrayal of the Hunters hits much harder and that's not even part of the endings proper.
At least there's a decent variety with the endings themselves: some are tragic, some are hopeful, some are hilarious you can make Chapman the CEO and watch as he completely fucks it all up...
Overall worth playing, curious to see if the dev's next game will handle its story better.
Great little pixel art game. twisted and dark.
I'm so glorped rn 10/10
Good game. Need efforts to play. Realised it before I even finished playing.
Music and sound is especially good. Recommended.
Excellent game I fear
Welcome to Sintracorp, the corporation where dreams go to die and unpaid overtime thrives. Enter Yuppie Psycho, a game that throws you into the shoes of Brian Pasternack, a humble nobody whose greatest life accomplishment up to this point was probably remembering to feed his house plant. Brian’s first day on the job isn’t just about learning to use the printer or figuring out where the coffee machine is — it’s about hunting a witch. Yes, you read that right: a witch.
Story:
Imagine getting hired for a “mystery position” without knowing any job details, salary, or even what your company does. Now imagine they tell you your only task is to eliminate an evil entity in the workplace. This is Brian’s life now. In Yuppie Psycho, Sintracorp makes even the worst job you’ve ever had look like paradise.
Gameplay:
Your “training” consists of finding obscure, ancient documents, hiding from nightmarish monsters (a.k.a. your “colleagues”), and figuring out that office supplies can actually save your life. Brian learns the most effective use of a pencil: stabbing living photocopiers that will try to eat him. The only drawback to using pencils this way? You’ll probably get a promotion for “efficiency.”
Throughout the game, you meet some memorable “coworkers”—from Hugo, the weird guy who somehow has way too much power, to Kate, who seems like she’s the only one who didn’t sell her soul. Every encounter is a comedic masterpiece, balancing horror with deadpan corporate absurdity. You’ll spend as much time laughing as you will nervously hiding in supply closets.
Graphics & Sound:
The pixel art style brings charm to what should be a terrifying experience. Sure, the dimly lit offices and mysterious goo seeping from the ceiling add to the horror, but the retro style somehow makes it… endearing? The soundtrack is like if your corporate orientation video got mixed with an 80s horror movie.
Conclusion:
Yuppie Psycho is a job simulator from hell and a horror-comedy done right. It’s a brilliant take on the horror genre, office life, and, let’s face it, entry-level positions. Not only will you fear for your life, but you’ll also reconsider your next job interview.
Verdict: Don’t play this game at work unless you want HR to schedule a very awkward meeting.
A Fun, twisted, cyber-Lovecraft kind of game. Highly recommend.
love it, If you want a fun and different puzzle game I highly recommend this.
Really Enjoy This Game 10/10
Fantastic game. Absolutely jam-packed with secrets, collectables, and a whole bunch of different endings. Charming and vibrant, and definitely worth your time.
Grade A workplace.
This game is AMAZING, I can't wait for the next game this team makes ❤️❤️❤️!!! I had a blast getting all the achievement/endings!
Peak.
Saw woman in the hall
Got scared
Left the game.
Horror part 10 frogs out of 10
I'm yupping out!
Испугался девочку, а после стал её отчимом, лайк
Too slow & too tedious to recommend.
An interesting premise & fascinating start, but it steadily erodes the farther you go. The characters & setting are novel but gameplay drags & does not respect your time. The protagonist is slow (even while sprinting), the text boxes are slow (unskippable), saving must be done manually & requires 2 resources (hope you kept some in your inventory). If you die after a story sequence or after a hefty amount of scavenging, get ready to sit through the sequence again & hope you've got enough supplies banked or search it all again.
On the bright side, the non-gameplay visuals are nice - CGs, cutscenes, & character portraits are expressive & appealing to the eye. Despite the low-quality graphics, the sound is surprisingly good: Things thump in the dark, whispers & chuckles murmur around you, flies buzz as though you just climbed into a dumpster. The story & conflict are fascinating, putting anachronistic themes in a corporate, modern setting - but lore is light & sporadic.
There's enjoyment to be had here, but most of what it does has already been done better elsewhere.
For a similar look or style, I'd recommend panstasz' World of Horror.
For less fleeing enemies, similar puzzles, & cerebral "not-quite-horror," try Killmonday's Fran Bow.
This game is incredible it's funny, charming, intense, spooky and campy I love it so much and the ending sequence was absolutely insane.
This game should be way more known. This game should be Undertale level famous, it deserves it. I enjoyed this game so much it's so captivating and the whole vibe and atmosphere is unmatched. Buy this game atleast on a sale if you can and if you like indie games to help the creators.
This was a pretty fun game. Was intrigued by the story once things started moving.
It's also an accurate depiction of having a job in real life.
Supernatural horror at work.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Baroque Decay |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 18.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 81 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 95% положительных (1873) |