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Two Weeks in Painland

87% positive of 70 Steam reviews

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Released
2020
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Platforms
Steam

Made by Unusual Games.

About the game

Two Weeks in Painland is a story-driven game about a run-of-the-mill hacker spying on gangsters who are anything but, all while trying to keep his life and limbs in the process. Easier said than done.

Tagged by players

  • Adventure
  • Story Rich
  • Visual Novel

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What players say

  • Not recommended
    There’s a reason why visual novels have a click-to-get-to-the-next line feature. It allows each person to read at their own pace. This game makes you wait 2 seconds before auto proceeding to the next line. As you progress in this game from one uninspired conversation to the next, those 2 seconds suddenly start feeling like the real “Two weeks in Painland”. However, I’m getting ahead of myself. In this game, you play…

    12 h played when written. 11 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    The Good: the humor, the art. It's a breath of fresh air originality-wise. The Bad: if you hate reading, there's no way you're going to like this game. I'd call this a souped-up visual novel. It's refreshing how it plays out: though mostly static images, the camera angles change, and art is different for each scene. So it's not the usual visual novel fare (same character models pasted over the same tired…

    15 h played when written. 8 found it helpful.

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