Game Description
"I am Bad at People, but Turns Out I'm Even Worse at Making Games" is a quirky and humorous indie game that puts players in the shoes of a socially awkward game developer who struggles to interact with others and create successful video games. As the protagonist navigates through the challenges of social interactions and game development, players will find themselves laughing, cringing, and maybe even relating to the awkward situations and mishaps that unfold.
The game mechanics are simple yet engaging, with players having to make choices in conversations that can lead to different outcomes. Will you choose to be painfully awkward or try to smooth things over with a joke? The decisions you make will impact how others perceive you and ultimately affect your success in the game industry.
In addition to the social aspect of the game, players will also have the opportunity to design and create their own video games within the game. From choosing genres and themes to coding and playtesting, players will experience the ups and downs of game development firsthand. Will your game be a hit or a flop? Only time will tell.
With its charming pixel art style, witty dialogue, and relatable themes of self-doubt and perseverance, "I am Bad at People, but Turns Out I'm Even Worse at Making Games" is a refreshing and unique take on the simulation genre. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just someone who enjoys a good laugh, this game is sure to entertain and challenge you in equal measure. So grab your controller, embrace your inner awkwardness, and see if you have what it takes to succeed in both the game and the real world.
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