Good game! Did a great job of showing a simplified version of budgeting while just not making enough money, the constant calculation you make as you try to balance your well-being with being able to afford living at all, almost inevitably compromising one or both. A deeply stressful balancing act you will almost certainly lose.
Primer día jugando: La narrativa me llevó a recordar cuando trabajaba y ayudaba en mi casa porque tras la crisis del 2000, mi papá quedó sin trabajo. La necesidad de generar más ingresos a costa incluso de mis energías, ánimo, etc. era terrible.
Todo mi sueldo lo distribuía en gastos y no me podía salir de eso, por lo que, pensar en "gustos personales" era imposible.
For you non spanish speakers, i would like you to notice the price of public transportation in Chile, wich was 750 pesos at the time (1 dollar of 2019 money), and is still the best bang for your buck system of public transportation in the world (the buses have heaters and air conditioners, and the metro access, wich is arround the speed of california’s bart, is included in the ticket).
It is still very much subsidized by the government in construction and maintenance tho.
Buena novela visual, muy relevante en su fecha de publicación y bien desarrollada. Tiene un par de errores menores históricos eso si:
No deberías seguir una carrera técnica y ganar sueldo mínimo al egresar. Usualmente las carreras técnicas (ajustadas a la fecha de salida de este juego, que es 2019) generan más de 500.000 pesos mensuales. Si seleccionas la opción de ganar sueldo mínimo, entonces no debería haber cae, o al menos no sin una explicación. Eso se vuelve un plot hole cuando todos los demás trabajadores salen a comer pero el protagonista no (ellos pueden permitirse eso? Por qué?).
No está la opción de irse a vivir con la abuela o de buscar un lugar donde compartir el arriendo con otra persona, que sería una opción excelente para reducir gastos comunes y de arriendo, que son los más caros.
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thanks for the game this is my life rn. I hope I can make it out
How do I add this to my collection! I definitely want to come back to this to play!
Click "Add to collection" in the top right corner
Right. I think the option only shows up on desktop, that's why I was confused 'cos I'm on mobile. Thanks!
Np!
Good game! Did a great job of showing a simplified version of budgeting while just not making enough money, the constant calculation you make as you try to balance your well-being with being able to afford living at all, almost inevitably compromising one or both. A deeply stressful balancing act you will almost certainly lose.
this is how usa is too
Primer día jugando: La narrativa me llevó a recordar cuando trabajaba y ayudaba en mi casa porque tras la crisis del 2000, mi papá quedó sin trabajo. La necesidad de generar más ingresos a costa incluso de mis energías, ánimo, etc. era terrible.
Todo mi sueldo lo distribuía en gastos y no me podía salir de eso, por lo que, pensar en "gustos personales" era imposible.
Dios, amigo... que duro. Que futuro horrible el que nos espera, jaja...
Buenísimo el juego. Los sprites tienen mucho encanto
For you non spanish speakers, i would like you to notice the price of public transportation in Chile, wich was 750 pesos at the time (1 dollar of 2019 money), and is still the best bang for your buck system of public transportation in the world (the buses have heaters and air conditioners, and the metro access, wich is arround the speed of california’s bart, is included in the ticket).
It is still very much subsidized by the government in construction and maintenance tho.
Buena novela visual, muy relevante en su fecha de publicación y bien desarrollada. Tiene un par de errores menores históricos eso si:
This is quite sad
Terribly sad. Thank you for making this game.
Great game! Its sadthat this is the world that we live in. Thank you for making a game where more people can somewhat see how others might be living
My stats ended up like this:
You finished this month with $186.830 and your health is at 70%. If it wasn't for the loan, you'd have ended this month with $-13.170.
You still have almost 2 decades left to finish paying your student debt, with fees that go up every month.
From now on, and for the next 12 months, you will have to pay the installments for the loan you requested.
In addition to this, next month you will only receive $385.000.