Wednesday, March 13, 2024
CorpoNation review – will you betray the 1990s Orwellian megacorp?
Dystopian Workplace Simulator Players take on the role of a lab technician in a megacorporation. Monotonous gameplay involves sorting genetic samples based on everchanging criteria. Outside of work, players manage a virtual apartment and engage in statecontrolled entertainment. The game cleverly criticizes late capitalism and the exploitation of workers. Repetitive tasks highlight the dehumanizing nature of corporate environments. Enforced leisure activities mirror the manipulative aspects of modern gaming. Intriguing narrative unfolds through emails and messages, hinting at a rebellion. Choices have consequences, forcing players to prioritize basic needs over potential resistance. Overall, CorpoNation offers a satirical look at corporate control and the psychological manipulation within modern systems.
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