Reviews of Two Interviewees

Me*****

2020-09-08

Boring

Ry*****

2020-09-06

Leftist political agenda

A *****

2019-12-20

after playing through a few times it seems there is no way for Irene to get the job. Also I'll check the sources. Do you know that at least a portion of the women working are getting paid less because they simply work less hours or are in a different position or role? There is also the fact that some women take days off for their periods and the such(Totally understand, first two days of my period I am bed ridden). I do love that you showed some of the double standard againgst men.

A *****

2019-06-12

Pros: I'm actually loving it because I don't care if it has an agenda. The message is interesting. Simple but cute graphics. Cons: the plot. Maybe it's not a story-based game, but the issues were brought just... like that? Straight to the point. As a result, I was just thinking abt the message at all. I wasn't moved by it. I agree, but I can't feel it. Hope you understand what I mean. So 4 stars for you, good job!

A *****

2018-08-17

If you take it seriously you will find that it's pretty informative.

A *****

2018-07-19

phone heating up while playing. dev can you fix that? I'm on redmi 5

A *****

2018-07-11

No comment needed Dev only Cares for compliments

A *****

2018-01-21

At the beginning I thought this game to be great. It is well made and it shows pretty well how there is a double standard for men and women in the society. But the fact that, no matter what, the woman can't be hired, plus all the manipulated statistica between games, transform this from a nice social analysis to pure politic propaganda. If it wasn't for this, this game could educate and open your mind for the differences between man and women in society. Instead it just tries to whas your mind with femminist propaganda, trying to make women look oppressed in a society where we all have the same rights.

A *****

2017-07-07

Yeah because this is how interviews work. Also what kind of message is this anyway? Both different companies so they both have different mindsets of what's good and not. We don't know what their CV's are like and hers could be sloppy, and no actual statistics in your game to prove this happens, only the wage gap myth. GG Feminists.

A *****

2017-06-28

As a woman, I really appreciate how this game sheds light on some very real issues that aren't even just harmful to women but also men. This kind of thing is not a reality everywhere but sadly and unfortunately, it happens enough to still merit discussions and demands for societal improvements. I don't see how something that still happens in reality, especially in less progressive places, is merely "pushing an agenda." One must be very sheltered, ignorant, privileged, or lucky to deny or downplay the existence of such realities. People who think it is simply an agenda are obviously missing the point and refusing to acknowledge all the data/research done on such issues, even if some of the facts are already laid out in this game. These people may very well be in denial and unable to empathize with those who still experience such double standards all across the globe. Anyway, I don't really think it hurts to have more of these games that don't just aim to entertain but also to inform/educate/spread awareness regarding different and current societal issues (gendered or not) so I don't really have much to complain about other than the technical and aesthetic aspects of the gameplay, which could still use a bit more work/polishing.