Office Life

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Office Life is a single player role playing game with a drama theme. It was developed by LeiYun Games and was released on December 17, 2024. It received positive reviews from players.

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The game offers a large variety of story routes and character interactions, making it engaging for multiple playthroughs.
It features a high degree of freedom in gameplay, allowing players to choose their paths and manage their careers and relationships.
Regular updates from the developers keep the game fresh and enjoyable, with diverse partner stories and impactful choices.

The romance storylines are simplistic and lack depth, with no accompanying CG art.
Some gameplay elements, like investment options and company management, feel underdeveloped and could benefit from more complexity.
There are instances of forced nationalism in the narratives, which can detract from the overall experience.

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The game's story is criticized for promoting a narrow and nationalistic perspective, often portraying foreign cultures negatively while glorifying local values. Many narratives revolve around themes of immigration and crime in Western nations, with side stories reflecting similar sentiments, leading to a repetitive and biased portrayal of international relations. Despite this, the game offers branching storylines and multiple endings, adding some depth to the overall experience.
- “+ lots of office drama, story branching, and various endings”
- “Every heroine has a randomly forced-in story that promotes arrogant and ignorant nationalism.”
- “In one story, saying 'foreign food isn't worse than Chinese food' is seen as the villain of the story.”
- “For example, the entire storyline of the uncle is that he tries to immigrate but finds that western nations are filled with crime, unfair policies (to rich people), etc. This isn't a one-time thing; many of the side stories are filled with similar trends, and even the main story of some of the heroines is about one-upping foreign nations.”