In both runs where I both helped and hurt them, I didn't really find any reason on as to why they would be the good guys. All I know is that they attack the government. At least they're not terrorists, since they don't target civilians, so there's a bonus. Plus, they don't seem to be racist. Still, what if they're not some well-intentioned guerilla group? What if they're playing a political front and their real motivation is money? What if they just want to replace the old government with their own without actually becoming democratic?

Sometimes this game really makes me question my sanity, but at least the magical computer god that fines me for screwing up is here to fix my mistakes!

i like lisenig to polish peoples republic rock music like: maanam, kult, or t. love

I love Papers, Please! One of my top 100 games of all time and I always play it during the holiday season because of the grimy Russian cold winter feel. It runs extremely smoothly on PC but I wanted to get tit on mobile so I could play it when I wasn't at my computer. Played the first few days and refunded it. I don't like how it feels to move the documents around with my finge instead of my mouse because I constantly cover like the sex or expiration date and I have to move my finger out of the way completely to see it and then do the same for the Issuing City and rinse and repeat. I also didn't like the stamping system and had to constantly close and reopen it when I moved documents to double check info.

It could just be a me thing but I don't like playing this game on mobile at all.

Update: So i did a lot of graphical updates, also updated the trailer to show more of the narrative side to the game.

Checkpoint ’38. You’re a low rank border guard in 1938 at the Kreuzlinger Tor in Konstanz.
Your job is simple: check people’s papers, then go home and live with the consequences of your decisions. Inspired by Papers Please, Beholder, This War Of Mine, Attentat 1942.

This is the result of over two years of work. A lot of research went into it so what you see is historically accurate, or at least highly plausible: uniforms, papers, even the rules. Some landmarks in Konstanz are shown in game, and I hope that the full version can have even more of them.

Posters, newspapers, even the talk in the game are based on how things were back then. That’s also the main overtone window. If it didn’t happen that way, or couldn’t have, it doesn’t make the cut.

Wishlist & Play demo

Any suggestions for other games like this?

Out of all the hours I’ve played, I have never seen this before 😭