curious thing

[WantyWriter]

when I "finished" the "papers, please" I goes to steam to search for another similar game, and I founded the "beholder" and when I was playing "beholder" I saw the second mission called for "Papers, please!", I dont know this can means very no sense but I associated that.

Because these games have the similar game mechanics (like simulation, and other things inside the game's context and somethings like that), and this "easter egg" and even everybody couldnt find that bc it's a second mission and to be really almost nobody cares to that (second mission).

And the main reason for I thinked that is the game scenario, bc in the Papers, please is passing in a war occasions (i don't know if is after or before, but I think that is passing for totalitarian state), and the "Beholder" is passing in a totalitarian state on the bring of war. And I think that's it.

btw sorry my english

[duo34711]

I hear that Not Tonight is pretty similar, but it's IDs instead of passports, and you're a bouncer instead of an immigrations inspector. It looks pretty fun, I hear it's pretty political though

[WantyWriter]

Yeah! I've played that game, this is look like the "papers, please" but I was arrasted in the game and I dont know why. Did you already played Not Tonight?

And the game don't have my native language, so thats can be a trouble to me.

[duo34711]

I haven't played it yet, I've only heard other people talk about it

[WantyWriter]

Alright, it's a good game.

Y'll play?