This game is almost like a rage game mixed with a point-n-click adventure game (and I'm not usually one to go for rage games at all). There are so many layers that it really does keep you coming back and just...you HAVE to find all the secrets. I played the demo and knew I was going to buy the game, and today played through almost 2 hours here on my account and another 2 hours on my partner's account together with him, and it's noon on launch day, so, you know xD I find myself playing for an hour or so, learning something new, then not quite sure where to go next, getting frustrated, then having a realization later on that I have to explore. I've never been quite so engaged with a game like this before. [h1]Positives[/h1] [list] [*]Huge sense of exploration going through the story. You'll play through, then figure out a new concept that completely changes everything. It's definitely not a straightforward game, and really makes you think. After I played the demo, I basically forced s...

This masterpiece is the product of a mad man and has filled all printer cravings to the point that I never want to see or use one again. 10/10

I loved and hated every minute of this so far. Funny, smart, surprising and absolutely rage inducing. Good job!

Accurate printer simulator: I ran out of ink I spent all my money on ink cartridges Printer jammed I cleared the paper Paper ran out I sold the microwave to buy paper The printer broke I smashed the printer in a rage I repaired the printer I sold my soul to the devil I still couldn't get my printing done on time 10/10 would sell my house again

Never been so happy to not own a printer

I am just at the start of this game but it is already full of surprises and all the little things. I love it, I actually laughed when playing this game, the details in it are funny and really smart. Looks like a simple game but its really awesome. Would recommend this to enjoy, I'm sure I'll be playing this some more and uncover everything! :D

Playing this game freshly out of college reminds me how deeply grateful I am to no longer have to print out packets for my classes each week, hoping and praying that the wretched beast of an electronic wouldn't fail on me when I needed it most. 10/10, no other device fills me with a rage deep enough to want to thrash it into pieces like printers, and this game really nails that frustration. As I saw a few others mention, the game play falls somewhere between point-and-click style adventure and rage games, leaning much more to the former. However, it never veers into the territory of "my controller is now living inside of my drywall" levels of rage game. As with any PaC game, paying attention to detail is key for the puzzles, which are rather satisfying. When I play any sort of game like this, I always check every little corner for every bit of flavor text I can find, and Printersim rewards you with fun quips and comments. The game is charming, with a lighthearted but grim sense of hu...

This game gave me flashbacks to the time I worked in a PC pool of a University Law department. I wish could have ____ my "customers".

Way more complex than the simplistic artstyle implies. A lot of fun unraveling it too, so long as you have a decent tolerance to error noises and a little bit of trial and error.

I hate this game. 10/10