Death and Taxes is a simulation game, where you take on the role of the Grim Reaper. Everyday you make choices that shape yourself and the future of earth. It's got a Trolley Problem concept. It's got a very pleasing to the eye and unique art style and is a lighthearted indie simulation adventure game. It's got good replayability because your choices affect outcomes. It comes with achievements and is a single player game. ❤ Audience ❤ ☑ Beginner ☑ Casual Gamer ☐ Normal Gamer ☐ Expert ☼ Graphics ☼ ☐ Bad ☐ Alright ☐ Good ☑ Beautiful ☐ Fantastic ♬ Music/Sound/Effects♬ ☐ Bad ☐ Alright ☑ Good ☐ Beautiful ☐ Fantastic ☠ Difficulty ☠ ☑ Easy ☐ Average ☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master ☐ Hard ☐ Unfair § Bugs § ☐ Bugs destroy the game ☐ Lots of bugs ☐ Few Bugs ☐ You can use them for speedrun ☑ Nothing encountered ☯ Story ☯ ☐ There is none ☐ Bad ☐ Alright ☑ Good ☐ Fantastic ...

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"Very funny, very cute, I don't quite get it, but cute" - Silvio Dante

Great narrative game where choices matter and fully voiced acted.

Alright game at first, but it gets pretty boring and repetitive. Especially if you're an achievement hunter this game has achievements that require you to complete the game multiple times just for 1 achievement. The story was alright but the characters and dialogue were just very uninteresting and i honestly couldn't get into it, the dialogue also is very lengthy and can take quite a while, i eventually just started skipping through it. When you're signing who to kill it has descriptions of everyone and what they do, which is completely pointless other than the game telling you specific people need to die, but once you've filled the criteria you can literally just kill or save anyone else and there's nothing influencing your choice other than getting in trouble for killing too many people, or sympathy for the characters, which is hard to feel when they're completely random people on a sheet of paper. The only other thing is the state of the world gets affected by who u kill or let live...

An incredible Visual Novel / Papers, Please hybrid. This game should be one hundred times more popular and well-known. Buy it, and you're not only going to get a great experience, but you're supporting a small indie Estonian studio with a clever name and a great game. There are only two constants in life. 8/10.

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it's more like a mixed feeling rather than "not recommended", but the fact i don't feel the need to come back to this game, the way i was constantly just skipping dialogues, the way i didn't feel the need to progress in the "Plus" mode it gives when you finish it once, all those kinda say something idk i don't hate games that don't give a direction to the player, in fact i've liked many other cases where this happens, but it was very unclear how approving and denying (using Papers Please vocabulary since its inspiration was very clear, not a bad thing surely many other games have taken inspiration from there) each human affected the 4 main stats on the human world. certainly i have to find key-words on each description and judge on my own what stat goes up or down, but a lot of the human profiles felt rushed and/or unreasonable. i guess it was an okay experience for 1,5 euros thank god i got it on sale i would have mourned my money otherwise, the art style pulled me in very easily

there's a lot of existing media (games, movies etc.) out there that has its central theme based around the uncomfortable weight of responsibility that comes with making decisions that impact who lives or dies, directly or indirectly. so while the idea itself isn't novel and it's difficult to achieve a fresh interpretation of this idea in 2020, these aren't the reasons why I cannot recommend this game. Death and Taxes genuinely adds nothing to this already saturated space because it tries to achieve it in the most uninteresting way possible: the internal struggle of making such choices is literally the entire mechanic of the game, rather than being an underlying consideration that you may or may not have missed. instead of being thought-provoking, the moral dilemma is not much of a dilemma and just becomes routine operating procedure when you are literally the grim reaper so not only is it your one job, but the entire point of your existence. and because it's so short, it really fails t...

I bought this game cause of its very good review. After playing, I wonder the purpose of this game and what the hell I am doing here. It's so boring and repetitive and meaningless and no technique, I start think why would such a game exists then I realise probably this is what the game is trying to show me, everything is meaningless