As such, there will be less creativity as far as the gameplay is concerned, and his efforts will go towards experimenting with the rendering, the story, and with a few technical issues. He has revealed that he wants to challenge himself and create a game that is different from anything he has ever worked on before, including Papers, Please. As insurance adjustor for the East India Company's London Office, find means to board the ship and recover the captain's logbook for assessment," Pope writes, setting the scene for his upcoming game. Early this morning of October 14th, 1808, the Obra Dinn drifted into port with sails damaged and no visible crew.
"Six months later it hadn't met its rendezvous point at the Cape of Good Hope and was declared lost at sea.
The game will follow Obra Dinn, a merchant ship that set sail for the Orient from London in 1802, with over 200 tons of trade goods aboard, shifting the focus from inspecting passports to inspecting strange circumstances. He has revealed his goals with Return of the Obra Dinn on The Independent Gaming Forums, stating that his game will be a first-person mystery title, built in Unity 3D and rendered in 1-bit graphics.
Also full of lies too (but we’re not gonna talk about that.Creator of the highly acclaimed indie hit Papers, Please, Lucas Pope, has revealed his next creation, Return of the Obra Dinn, providing a general outline of the game. And also, you’ve updated this game about five times since I’ve downloaded it and there STILL hasn’t been a new school update, so how long will it take, HMMMMMM? Y’all don’t make no sense, this game is underdeveloped, and poorly designed.
Then you have two options- 1) give them $30 (which is bribery and not ok) or 2) you can tell them to shut up or go to detention (which is absolutely ridiculous) well, when I pick to have them go to detention (which you have to watch an ad to do), it always gives the kid the money, which is messed up cause for the kids that play this game, it’s teaching them that that can happen in real life (and it shouldn’t. Like, if you screw up and give the good kids a bad grade, they threaten to sue you. Also it’s the same with the students and stuff. Also, when I played the game, I clicked the button for the bonus levels, and it NEVER gives them to me. First of all, In the ads for the game, it says that you swipe left and right for the answers, not press A+ or F. (The only reason why I gave it one star is because that’s the only way I can rate it) Honestly I thought this game would be very fun to play, but it’s full of lies. Visit if have any feedback, need help on beating a level or have any awesome ideas you would like to see in the game!įollow us to get news and updates on our other Award Winning titles Whether you are a fan of puzzlers, word games, trivia games, quiz games, brain teasers, or you just like answering questions, then Papers Grade Please is the game for you! Answer questions, break up fights in recess, watch over detention - it’s like you are back in school again! Once you start you won’t be able to stop. Whether you are a teacher, a substitute, a professor, or not in education at all - this game will have you laughing and thinking. So many fun and challenging questions for you to answer and grade. Hopefully you are smarter than these 5th graders! Some questions might even have you stumped! Help these kids out and prep them for college - you are on your teaching journey! Some of the answers might even have you feeling like a smart, brainy professor. Make sure they know math, english, or geography. It may be funny, but it will still be wrong! Fail that kid! We don’t appreciate their attempts to be comedians. Students will try to be funny and outwit you with your answers. Careful, not all of them are geniuses so it is up to you to catch the wrong answers! Give students A’s or F’s based on their answers. How smart do you think you are? Hopefully you have enough brain power to grade the answers from your students! Kids say the funniest things and it is up to you to catch what is right and what is wrong.