- November 22, 2016
- Alon Zubina
it's always monday
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About
"It's Always Monday" is a first-person exploration game that tackles modern existentialism through its mood, characters, and visual storytelling. Players follow Bob as he realizes his life is a lie and seeks to find his true meaning. The game's themes and paradoxes of life unfold as players explore the world. If you enjoyed "It's Always Monday," consider whitelisting the upcoming game "ZAAM" for unique experiences and storytelling.







- The game is humorous and offers a short, engaging experience.
- It presents a powerful message about life and the monotony of corporate existence.
- The art style and music contribute to a unique atmosphere that resonates with players.
- The game is very short, taking only about 15-20 minutes to complete, which may leave players wanting more.
- Controls are clunky and can lead to frustration, especially for differently-abled gamers.
- The ending is bleak and may be off-putting for some, as it suggests a dark resolution to the protagonist's struggles.
story
15 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it bleak, confusing, or lacking depth, while others appreciate its unique themes and engaging elements. Many note a tendency towards a depressing narrative, with some feeling it lacks a coherent plot altogether. Overall, opinions vary widely, with some enjoying the story's simplicity and others criticizing it for being pointless or underdeveloped.
“Very good story.”
“I just love these kinds of games, especially one with a story. Keep up this work!”
“A bit depressing but quite a true story; nice little game.”
“A bleak and pointless story that seems to have nothing to say (though perhaps that's the point?)”
“There's not much background story, just a concept that is supposed to fit the wide western world.”
“No gameplay, banal story.”