In the fictional port city of Rissebra, you work as a marine insurance underwriter. Review the documents brought to your desk by shipowners, and uncover the risks hidden in their vessels, routes, and cargo. The decision to approve or reject each insurance contract rests entirely on your judgment.
Couldn't get into the game at all. Just not for me. Drinking props didn't help.
Need more of this.
Ship risk assessment.
Got 3 endings so far.
Would be good if there's a skip button for the monthly voyage assessment, or a table of the results for easier viewing.
Paper's Please with boats, anime girls, and a splash of gambling
Blue Sign is a short but sweet experience in the Paper's Please realm of games (whatever you would call the genre). It has some interesting enough world building and sets itself apart through its risk assessment mechanics. You can botch a few inspections here and there, shamelessly take...
Nearly all text in this game either loads slower than my reading speed or loads really fast and automatically progresses and vanishes off the screen before I can finish reading it. It's just the worst.
Text loading poorly in a text heavy game is bad enough to ruin the entire game, which is sadly the case here. It seems like it would be a great game...
