The Biggleboss Incident

[h1]🧩 [i]The Biggleboss Incident[/i] - A Comedy Office Conundrum[/h1] [b]What I Played:[/b] I spent a hilarious afternoon diving into the quirky world of office shenanigans and global intrigue in [i]The Biggleboss Incident[/i]. [b]The Good:[/b] [list] [*]The writing and dialogue are top-notch, keeping me entertained with witty banter and absurd scenarios. [*]The art style is charming, with retro visuals that give the game a unique personality. [/list] [b]The Bad:[/b] [list] [*]The pacing in some sections felt a bit slow, but the humor made up for any lulls in the gameplay. [*]I encountered a couple of puzzles that were a tad too cryptic for my taste, requiring some trial and error. [/list] [b]Verdict:[/b] [b]Recommended[/b] - If you're a fan of classic point-and-click adventures and enjoy a good laugh, [i]The Biggleboss Incident[/i] is a gem worth checking out. Its blend of corporate satire and conspiracy mystery will keep you entertained throughout your investigation.

Amazing game and an even more impressive dev journey behind it. The humor is spot-on, the puzzles hit the sweet spot of being fun without ever feeling frustrating, and the sheer amount of animations really brings it all to life. On top of that, there’s full voiceover, which adds so much personality. I honestly can’t recommend this game enough.

The premise of a middle management dude trying to figure out what the hell the company he works for does caught my attention. The fact that this is a point-and-click adventure game just sealed the deal. I never thought that doing random tasks for the people you work with just to get to your office to work on a project you're supposed to be presenting that day (and, surprise, didn't start) would be a gripping story. But it works, because there's more to Biggleboss Inc. than meets the eye. I thoroughly enjoyed the humor and wacky puzzles to the point that I just had to make it to the end. And, oh boy, is the ending a doozy. Most certainly worth sticking to the end.

I commend the developer for building a finale that feels impactful and in line with the themes of the story.

Remember One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest? This is the game Chief was playing in the community room. You spend a fair amount of time on "quests" with some fun dialogue, but the ending is a five o'clock whistle drop. Makes no sense, it is illogicial to the story line. Remember the movie THX 1138 and the police go over budget? This game ran into the same problem...ran out of money so lets just do the credits....A great concept but perhaps writers with attention span of kittens should not have been used.

Being a bit of a point and click fanatic/enthusiast, I have to say that this game checks all the boxes for me. It's well thought through, the voice acting is top notch, the humor and dialogue witty and enjoyable and the plot clever and for most parts unpredictable. I would describe it as short and sweet adventure story game. The puzzles were on the easier side but still enjoyable which I think was a perfect fit in a game where, I would say, humor and wittiness is the strongest pillar.

Played the demo. Enjoyed it enough to buy the full game. good puzzles, fun dialogue, pleasant artstyle and I loved the story! Started a new game immediately after finishing just to play the game knowing what I know now. Good work! looking forward to more like this one

Really nice and hand crafted P&C adventure. Not too hard but not too easy. It's quite short but considering it's the first project of one single indie dev this is more than fine! I followed the making of the game on youtube and I was really happy to finally investigate the Biggleboss.INCident!

This is a very competent point-and-click adventure game. It is especially poignant for anyone who has worked for a "lost" corporation. It could use a few more jokes, but the tone is pleasant and keeps you clicking.

Amazing... I loved it, the humor, dialogues, characters, setting and literally everything about it and I'm a huge Point&Click player. Extremely refreshing. Well done Adam Bunker. It's a banger. :)