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About This Game First day at a new job? What a nightmare! Join Brian Pasternack, a young man with no future in a dystopian 90s society, on his first day at one of the world’s largest companies, Sintracorp. Uncertain, unprepared, and massively unqualified, will Pasternack have what it takes to shine in Sintracorp’s hierarchy? It all depends on how he performs on his first assignment… and whether he survives it.During his unconventional employee orientation, Pasternack discovers what his new job really entails: hunting a “witch” whose powers made the success of the corporation possible in the first place, but who now seems to have returned to torment its employees. Brian will meet all kinds of odd characters, escape from terrible creatures, and unravel the hidden secrets of Sintracorp’s dark past.During Brian's Time at Sintracorp, you will:Familiarize Yourself with Your Workspace: Use the elevator to discover who’s working and what’s lurking on every floor of Sintracorp.Learn Office Protocol: Learn when to chat, when to work, and when to cower in terror from otherworldly beings.Engage in Watercooler Conversation: Investigate your co-workers and discover their sordid, blood-soaked secrets.Consider your five-year goal: Only you can choose how this story will end, so make your decisions carefully!Assess health and safety: Use different light methods to light your path and reveal what is breathing in the dark.Conduct a Rigorous Personal Assessment: Find clues, solve riddles, discover new paths - all without letting the Witch catch you!You can purchase the Yuppie Psycho OST made by Michael "Garoad" (Composer of VA-11 Hall-A) right on Bandcamp! b4d347fde0 Title: Yuppie PsychoGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Baroque DecayPublisher:Another IndieRelease Date: 25 Apr, 2019 Yuppie Psycho Ativador Download [portable] yuppie psycho guide. yuppie psycho cassette. yuppie psycho metacritic. yuppie psycho story. yuppie psycho trainer. yuppie psycho achievement guide. yuppie psycho library boss. yuppie psycho review. yuppie psycho archive. yuppie psycho let's play. yuppie psycho library. yuppie psycho mappy. yuppie psycho aito. yuppie psycho help. yuppie psycho ost download. yuppie psycho corvo. yuppie psycho friends. yuppie psycho voice lyrics. yuppie psycho all endings. yuppie psycho youtube. yuppie psycho free download. yuppie psycho nintendo eshop. yuppie psycho xbox one. yuppie psycho tapes. yuppie psycho who is the witch. yuppie psycho devil. yuppie psycho requisitos. yuppie psycho achievements. yuppie psycho enemies. yuppie psycho length. yuppie psycho twitch. yuppie psycho voice. yuppie psycho reddit. yuppie psycho igg. yuppie psycho key. yuppie psycho cheat. yuppie psycho mirror. yuppie psycho nintendo switch. yuppie psycho dot matrix. yuppie psycho no commentary. yuppie psycho pc. yuppie psycho vandal. yuppie psycho pool. yuppie psycho gog. yuppie psycho elevator code. yuppie psycho promotion. yuppie psycho elevator. yuppie psycho boss. yuppie psycho floor 6. yuppie psycho hive. yuppie psycho spider. yuppie psycho brian. yuppie psycho 6th floor. yuppie psycho sintra. yuppie psycho knife. yuppie psycho music. yuppie psycho mr chapman. yuppie psycho floor 2. yuppie psycho soundtrack. yuppie psycho where is kate. yuppie psycho torrent. yuppie psycho box. yuppie psycho download. yuppie psycho switch release date. yuppie psycho xbox. yuppie psycho trailer. yuppie psycho resetera. yuppie psycho mr spader. yuppie psycho bandcamp. yuppie psycho voice achievement. yuppie psycho hr. yuppie psycho work friends achievement. yuppie psycho discord. yuppie psycho ending. yuppie psycho how long to beat. yuppie psycho ost. yuppie psycho juego. yuppie psycho mr devil Yuppie Psycho is the first game I've ever refunded on Steam; I love everything about the game stylistically and aesthetically, the mechanics, which I've experienced in these first two hours, leave something to be desired. Granted, it might've been me being a \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 player, but not giving enough pencils in the tutorial section, where you can put yourself in a situation where you're having to insert the cassette into the player as the mine repeatedly explodes (the mines being able to repeatedly explode and basically stunlock and then instakill you if there are more than one in close proximity) and you try to tank the damage with health items was frustrating. I also felt that the proximity\/radius of the mines sometimes fluctuated, where the same distance on a previous mine that allowed you to safely pencil them would cause this new mine to explode. The first boss was also frustrating, where it felt like a case of having to tank damage from triggering mine explosions as the only way of taking down the boss.When I reached the 4th floor and then had to gather up the marketing team, and then had to tank damage through trial and error, and also had to deal with more mines, I knew what was coming probably wasn't for me and I threw in the towel.I felt bad doing so, and refunding the game, cause I liked everything besides those pieces of gameplay, and I know this dev does good stuff, but I just wasn't having any fun. I wish this dev the best of luck in their future endeavors, and I'll be sure to check out their next game. Hopefully it is a bit more mechanically refined than this one.Ps. Please go buy the soundtrack by Michael "Garoad" Kelly located here: https:\/\/garoad.bandcamp.com\/album\/yuppie-psycho-original-soundtrack it is excellent.. Ever since I played Baroque Decay's last title, The Count Lucanor, I've been searching for another game that was even remotely similar to the experience I encountered in that game.Before 2 days ago, I never really found that experience, but ironically (and fittingly) Baroque Decay's Yuppie Psycho has finally scratched that itch.Yuppie Psycho's setting is a far cry from the gothic castle and medieval countryside of The Count Lucanor, instead we find ourselves in the shoes of a nervous Brian Pasternack who is starting his very first job at the biggest company in the world in a dystopian society. Yet while the settings of both games may be completely different, the atmosphere surprisingly retains similar unsettling undertones.Throughout Lucanor, you really got the sense that everyone you met (minus Giulia) was a little off. Everyone you could interact with (at least those that weren't trying to kill you) always had a few screws loose. That certainly doesn't change in Yuppie Psycho, as your coworkers in this game are very, very weird, and this sense you get of something being wrong about the environment really just adds to the unsettling ambiance of the game.In terms of gameplay though, I think Yuppie really improved on the fundamentals present in Lucanor. Lighting has really improved as a core gameplay mechanic, at least up until the point you receive the flashlight, a mechanic that is supposed to be tied to resource management (batteries) but in practice is hardly limited considering the abundance of batteries you find throughout the game. Additionally, though the game warns you about it, some of the lighting effects are visually difficult to sit through, making the seizure warning the game gives you very necessary (looking at you, archives tape room).One area of heavy praise I'll give to this game is exploration. Right off the bat all 10 floors of the Sintracorp building (setting of the game) are open for you to explore. You don't even know which floor to go to in the beginning to kick off the plot so I found the ability to take the game at my own pace fascinating. With even more regards to exploration, the limited resources (health, money, even SAVING) made me explore every nook and cranny I could find and to my delight, there was lots of loot to be had everywhere, showing that the devs really thought about level design and rewarded exploration highly. It almost felt like playing Breath of the Wild again with the level of reward there was to exploring even the most minute things.Finally, I'd like to address the controversial save system: I like it. Saving is a resource in this game. In Count Lucanor, you had to save at a central fountain area which also took resources, but since the scope of Yuppie is larger, there are save points (photocopiers) scattered throughout the Sintracorp building. Here's the kicker: saves are locked by paper (needed to save) and ink (needed to activate new save points beside a few key ones before boss fights and the like). Personally, I thought this was a brilliant choice. It encouraged me as a player to be more cautious in my stealth to avoid taking damage, explore more to increase my safety net, weigh when and why I should save, and really care about death in general. Time for the tl;dr:Pros: Great puzzles Genuinely scary and unsettling atmosphere Save mechanic is brilliant Greatly rewards exploration Huge fan of the art style Resource management was relevant and dare I say funCons: Seizure inducing lights at various points Enemy AI pathfinding was...questionable at times The story, while starting off strong, kind of falls off at the end...hardThis really is a one-of-a-kind game though. I wholeheartedly recommend it.. I've seen many rpg playthroughs, but never got the opportunity to play any. This is my first experience with horror rpg and I do not regret it a single penny. It is sometimes challenging, but always fair. The ambience and the themes along the story is well-paced in my opinion and all my expectations from the trailer has been met. In fact, the game hides so many collectables and hidden interactions that I am 100% sure that I have missed some things. I got about 95% of the achievements (could not find the other ones) and I have played through the game about 5 or 6 times to see if there was something that I have missed (even going through several death traps to see what would happen.It was a risky choice to add that limited amount of saves that a player could do for the whole game, but if you scavenge through every single corners, that would not be a problem. I especially loved how all the horror elements of the game revolves around the fear of a first job experience and the culture of the typical enclosed cubicle offices as I can relate to many of them (though not as dangerous and gory). As for the puzzles, they were really challenging but had enough structure to expose every problems at once but only give the key to one of them at the time, making it easier to solve and putting every events in chronological order. In conclusion, this is an original game that uses proper horror elements without going through any jumpscare hell scenarios. With all that being said, I am impressed and had a wonderful time going through the game more than once. That Baroque Decay studio just won a new customer for their next games.. This game easily became one of my favorite games of all time, No game has ever had kept be this engaged and interested throughout the whole experience like this one has. Yuppie Psycho has a great story, interesting quirky characters, fun and challenging puzzles and amazingly spooky and tense horror. This game is without a must buy in my own opinion and worthy of sinking a great deal of your time into you certainly won't regret it.. Absolutely fantastic game with lots of soul and oozes quality. The devs are very hard at work fixing issues to help the game run better for people. They are good people, and if you want to support a VERY good horror game, give this one a shot. It's probably my favorite horror game this year, and reminds me of what I loved about Silent Hill and the original Resident Evil games. It's very story heavy, but the writing is very very good. Good work BaroqueDecay.. It has been a long time since I have thoroughly enjoyed a game this much!The story was well thought out and kept you guessing until the very end, not to mention the desire to go back and acquire the various endings. The story also gives you the freedom and encouragement to explore the various environments for hidden surprises without being super linear. I know many reviews have said they didn't like the save feature of this game, however I disagree. I felt that by removing your ability to save whenever wherever it added a need to strategize and manage your resources. It forced you to think more about your characters survivability, which enhanced the feeling of dread.All of the characters were interesting and engaging, and so were all of the puzzles. I have played quite a few adventure games that could get frustrating being it was either too difficult and you got stuck, or so easy you could buzz through the game in an hour. This game had a great balance where things weren't glaringly obvious, but I didn't get stuck in anyone spot for hours either.I also absolutely loved the soundtrack for this game! It added such an unique ambiance as you travel though the game. Overall I really enjoyed this game, and would highly recommend it for any mystery or adventure seeking players! Some Patch Notes: Game should be complete outside of suggestions/tunings I make. Content wise it's complete, but I did make a few changes due to seeing the reaction of some people: -Made the 'black screen' puzzle easier (it's no longer just a black screen to clue in a bit what it's about)-Added a few hidden events earlier into the game for those poor wandering souls.-Made '75' much easier.-Added some additional wall hints for what key opens what.-Some minor fixes here and there.Hope you guys are enjoying this little experimental game, and hope these additions help you enjoy it more. The update should push out for all shortly, but if you want it immediately just relaunch Steam and it should download.. Peetee Babybuu: https://store.steampowered.com/app/680300/PeeTee_Babybuu/. 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