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Simulator, Indie, Action, Comedy
A slow-paced action game with simple control, funny physics, and exhausted life experience.
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Unpretentious, contemplative, funny and cosy.
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SiliconeraJenni LadaAug 20247/10I love the concept behind Exhausted Man and feel like it is a genuinely clever game, but the nature of some of the tasks mean it’s best played in short bursts.
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Push SquareJohn HansenJul 20245/10Exhausted Man is not really a game that'll wake you up at all. It begins feeling very samey fast and, outside of planning where to place items before a level each time, there's not much of a strategy to be had. While it has a unique play style, there are plenty of other everyday-life indie games we think should be played before this.
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“Is the slow pace a feature rather than a flaw?”
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