Games like Teller's Duty

"Organs Please" is a post-apocalyptic game where you build a spaceship to save humanity, harvesting organs from willing visitors to sustain your factory's production. Manage resources, facilities, and staff with unique traits while meeting weekly quotas for various organizations. The clock is ticking, as you have 30 days to complete the spaceship and ensure human survival.

Unemployment Simulator is a first-person life simulation game that immerses you in the challenging world of navigating life without a steady income. Set in a modern-day environment, this game puts you in the shoes of someone newly unemployed, where every decision you make could determine your survival. From managing your basic needs like food, hygiene, and sleep to engaging with the digital world …

"Mind Scanners" is a psychiatry simulation set in a retro-futuristic, dystopian metropolis called The Structure. As a mind scanner, you'll diagnose and treat citizens using unique arcade-style devices, while managing your time and resources to maintain balance. Face moral dilemmas, join or report the resistance group Moonrise, and gain The Structure's trust to reunite with your daughter in this immersive and thought-provoking game.

1998: The Toll Keeper Story is a narrative simulation centered on Dewi, a pregnant toll keeper navigating survival amid civil unrest and economic collapse in a fictional Southeast Asian country. Players manage vehicle inspections and moral dilemmas, balancing rules and compassion while facing escalating chaos. Each decision impacts Dewi’s safety and her unborn child’s future.

Folks, let me tell you, this game—Make the Border Great Again: Visa Officer Simulator—is absolutely tremendous. You, yes YOU, are the hero we need at the border. Your job? The most important. Check those passports, stop the frauds, and protect the country from chaos. Believe me, it's not easy. Fake papers? We’ve got plenty. Crazy excuses? You’ll hear them all. But with your quick thinking and big …

In "Papers, Please" , you play as a border control officer in a dystopian society, deciding who can enter based on documents they provide. This unique document thriller game has won numerous awards, including Best Game of 2013 from The New Yorker and Wired Magazine, and Best Strategy & Simulation Game 2014 from BAFTA. The game excellently combines strategy, narrative, and innovation, making it a must-play for any serious gamer. Note: No information about the developer, publisher, or release date is provided.

"Booth: A Dystopian Adventure" is a narrative-driven game set in a grim, dystopian world. As the player, you take on the role of an enforcer for a totalitarian regime, facing moral dilemmas and making choices that impact the story. With its distinctive art style and immersive atmosphere, Booth explores themes of power, corruption, and the human condition in a society on the brink of collapse.

Controls:Click to say yes, double click to say no. Keep everything ambivalent. Try make as many decisions as possible before it all falls apart to earn a high score.---CEO Simulator 2024 plunges you into the high-pressure, fast-paced world of corporate leadership, where every decision you make has the potential to lead your company to unprecedented success—or devastating failure. As the CEO, you’l…

Bad Credit? No Problem! is a narrative-driven simulation where you work at a title loan agency, navigating moral dilemmas and tough financial choices. Experience a pixel art world filled with dark humor as you strive to pass a 14-day probation and decide the fates of clients in high-stakes loan scenarios. Will you survive the harsh realities of this financial frontier?

Work at a body modification clinic in a cyberpunk tower-city. Play as Jin, a salesperson advising clients on mods. Making little money aside from what you earn on commission, save up enough to afford your sick rabbit's surgery in two weeks. Watch your decisions ripple through the lives of each character you meet. Clients from all walks of life visit the clinic. As you speak with them and u…