Payroll Cheat Code For Ps3

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About This Game The only good office worker is a good office worker. - Sun TzuPlay through the career of an office worker, and enjoy the thrills and chills that only an office can offer. The point of the game is to figure out the point of the game, so only the most diligent employee will thrive in this harsh world...Features: MIDI music.640x480px resolution.256 colors.Adlib sound effects.Daily missions (with a real progression)Exploration.Easter eggs and secrets.No TPS reports.Achievements. 1075eedd30 Title: PayrollGenre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, SimulationDeveloper:GZ Storm, AstrojonePublisher:AstrojoneRelease Date: 10 Nov, 2015 Payroll Cheat Code For Ps3 Short fun game. I like the scoring at the end and the easter eggs which made me want to search the entire building.. This game can be compared with The Stanley Parable. Walk around and do what is asked of you... or don't.As to the gameplay, Payroll is most definitely inferior. Less options, less of a game overall to play.Graphically while The Stanley Parable is more impressive, Payroll has a fun style that I haven't seen in a while.As to the achievements, Payroll wins without a doubt. There aren't any \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665t achievements, like "Play 24h on a Tuesday" and "Have an erection during the baby minigame". Getting the achievements in Payroll made the game way more fun and it also made my try and figure out what I can even do in the game. Plus, it's way cheaper than The Stanley Parable.. Pay your dollar and work for this virtual company for a while. You will probably like it.. For the price, this is great. The build is solid, the music is catchy and fitting for the environment you're in. The art style and graphics is very nostalgic in my opinion, since the aim was to look like a game from the 95\/98 era, the devs totally nailed it.Multiple endings are a nice touch, I finished them all in not too much time, however, it still added onto the replay value.Even though there is no dialoge throughout the entire game, I still understood everything I needed to do just by checking the monitor in the office cubicle or just looking at stuff for a minute.Final thoughts: If you enjoy relaxing simple games that are short and simple, it's a smart purchase; even if not, you might still like it.. This game is a case of "great concept, poor execution".In Payroll, you assume the role of an office drone. The game is meant to feel like a windows 95 era throwback, and captures the spirit of the era with it's simple mechanics and 256-color graphics. Unfortunatley, that's about all it gets right.The gameplay is frustrating, and you are only given the most cryptic of indications of what you are supposed to be doing. Every character "speaks" in a manner reminicant of the adult dialogue in a Charlie Brown cartoon. The tasks are menial, and there is pretty much zero fun to be had. You're better off watching old reruns of "The Office". I really can't find a single reason to reccomend this game to anyone. Don't waste your time.