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About This Game Cubicle Quest is a game about how life can suck. Dead end jobs, repetitive obligations, irritating coworkers... Cubicle Quest takes all of those things and turns them into enemies you can fight in an old-school RPG. Adventuring in Cubicle Quest doesn't earn you levels and gold to fight some great ancient evil. Every quest has an impact on your character's life, whether it's getting a promotion at work, finding new friends, or figuring out what you want to do in life. Gain allies and personal strength until you take on the forces keeping you in your cubicle! Features: - 20-25 hours of gameplay, including post-game challenges and secret ending. Permanent choices and time-based challenges add replay value. - Monsters don't drop gold. All your cash comes from the complex financial system, including your regular job, side gigs, and potentially starting your own business. - In addition to destroying your credit card and college debt, you can invest your money in savings accounts and stocks. - Instead of elements like fire and ice, you fight enemies with work or interpersonal skills for intuitive strategy. The enemies will be hitting you with unique elements too, many of them not comparable to normal RPG strategies. - Nine party members, each useful for supporting you in different challenges. - Multiple choices for marriage, each providing unique elements to the second half of the game. Or stay single, if you find the right quest. 1075eedd30 Title: Cubicle QuestGenre: Indie, RPG, SimulationDeveloper:Ian IsaroPublisher:GrabTheGamesRelease Date: 25 Feb, 2015 Cubicle Quest Download Ubuntu cubicle quest cheat engine. cubicle quest health insurance. cubicle quest guide. cubicle quest guide. cubicle quest cheat engine. cubicle quest. cubicle quest steam. cubicle quest floor of society. cubicle quest steam. cubicle quest walkthrough. cubicle quest health insurance. cubicle quest floor of society. cubicle questions. cubicle quest walkthrough. cubicle quest fetch quest. cubicle questions. cubicle quest full screen. cubicle quest full screen. cubicle quest. cubicle quest fetch quest Bigger "review" pending.I like the idea of the game. I like putting a real-world personality spin on a fantasy world. I can relate to the character, and I really wish I could go into a fantasy world to deal with MY issues.That being said, I don't think I'd recommend this... While I like the style and don't mind a RPG Maker user using default or "generic" layouts, the combat system needs work. I'm a total wuss. While I have so many hours put into Dark Souls, I'm told there's a payoff if I ever beat it. Here, I feel overwhelmed by the very first enemies I face (is that the point?) and die every time. I enjoy a game where I can work a little in the beginning and then dominate. In Pokémon Blue/Red, I trained my teams to Lv.56 before receiving my third badge... I'm a spoiled wuss.I want to keep trying, though, so that's a plus.. Sarcasm and Japanese economy itself.... At first, I thought this was just another rpgmaker generic game. But, after my friend had recommended it, I decided to give it a chance and bought it during a sale. Oh boy, this game broke me. It's one of those games whose story can get into your soul, especially its ending. The gameplay and graphics are rpgmaker, so nothing new, but buy it for the plot, especially if you are an adult or moving to adulthood.. A wonderful and unique RPG that made every hour i've put into it a pleaseant experience. A 9/10 from me because some aspects of the game aren't as deep as some of the other RPG's I've played. But still, this game was really worth the money.. So, I picked the game up for literally .30...and that's what it's worth plus a few about half worth of mockery laughs.This is a standard overpriced RPG maker game with so little effort put in, it's worth getting when it's less than a dollar. The controls are really screwed up from that stand point of...anymore than 20 minutes and your hand LITERALLY cramps up because they are so counter intuative. Worse, while I get the mockery of everyday life, and debt, honestly could have made the inventory system substantially easier to understand...keeping the standard stats of RPG maker game doesn't aid in the learning curve of who can equip what, just makes it more difficult if anything. Sound is good, clear but seriously needs an OFF button. You ever play the same encounter over and over and over, and the music repeat from the begininng at the same point. Damn annoying, most encounters are random and but the spiking in difficulty simply cannot be ignored, you get goals, finish them, gain a few levels, go to the next area and suddenly it's one shots for nearly everybody. I'd reccomend the game to anyone looking for a few laughs for about 30 minutes to an hour, but I honestly cannot say this is worth having in your library for any other reason than to simply do something cause you're bored out of your tree.Serious commitment to understanding anything worth it, outside of that don't bother with buying most RPG maker games regardless of quality unless you see someone actually playing and giving a meaningful review of it. Only worth it under 1$ for this one because content exists, just hard to understand.