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About This Game First day at a new job? What a nightmare! Join Brian Pasternack, a young man with no future in a dystopian 90s society, on his first day at one of the world’s largest companies, Sintracorp. Uncertain, unprepared, and massively unqualified, will Pasternack have what it takes to shine in Sintracorp’s hierarchy? It all depends on how he performs on his first assignment… and whether he survives it.During his unconventional employee orientation, Pasternack discovers what his new job really entails: hunting a “witch” whose powers made the success of the corporation possible in the first place, but who now seems to have returned to torment its employees. Brian will meet all kinds of odd characters, escape from terrible creatures, and unravel the hidden secrets of Sintracorp’s dark past.During Brian's Time at Sintracorp, you will:Familiarize Yourself with Your Workspace: Use the elevator to discover who’s working and what’s lurking on every floor of Sintracorp.Learn Office Protocol: Learn when to chat, when to work, and when to cower in terror from otherworldly beings.Engage in Watercooler Conversation: Investigate your co-workers and discover their sordid, blood-soaked secrets.Consider your five-year goal: Only you can choose how this story will end, so make your decisions carefully!Assess health and safety: Use different light methods to light your path and reveal what is breathing in the dark.Conduct a Rigorous Personal Assessment: Find clues, solve riddles, discover new paths - all without letting the Witch catch you!You can purchase the Yuppie Psycho OST made by Michael "Garoad" (Composer of VA-11 Hall-A) right on Bandcamp! 7aa9394dea Title: Yuppie PsychoGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Baroque DecayPublisher:Another IndieRelease Date: 25 Apr, 2019 Yuppie Psycho Activation Code [Xforce Keygen] yuppie psycho plot. yuppie psycho initiation. yuppie psycho requisitos. yuppie psycho graveyard. yuppie psycho twitch. yuppie psycho work friends achievement. yuppie psycho playthrough. yuppie psycho who is the witch. yuppie psycho music. yuppie psycho floor 2. yuppie psycho mirror. yuppie psycho free download. yuppie psycho floor 6. yuppie psycho youtube. yuppie psycho corvo. yuppie psycho original soundtrack. yuppie psycho 2nd floor. yuppie psycho enemies. yuppie psycho xbox. yuppie psycho archive. yuppie psycho ost. yuppie psycho nintendo eshop. yuppie psycho ending explained. yuppie psycho vhs. yuppie psycho 4th floor. yuppie psycho brian. yuppie psycho igg. yuppie psycho gameplay. yuppie psycho download free. yuppie psycho gog. yuppie psycho walkthrough steam. yuppie psycho crack. yuppie psycho kate. yuppie psycho rooftop. yuppie psycho vandal. yuppie psycho cheat. yuppie psycho ending guide. yuppie psycho tv tropes. yuppie psycho owl. yuppie psycho birthday party. yuppie psycho best ending. yuppie psycho juego. yuppie psycho release date. yuppie psycho first boss. yuppie psycho names. yuppie psycho knife. yuppie psycho work friends. yuppie psycho chapman test. yuppie psycho trailer I'd like to work in this office a little more.. I LOVE this game. Yup some bits of the story feel rushed and we have a few loose ends here and there but the experience is overall really good.Once again, the pixelart is just great, the music is even better, exploration wise, eventhough it's a somewhat short game, there is quite a lot for you to explore and discover. The story is interesting but some bits feel missing, some enemies show up a bit too late in the game to my taste but I still love it. Lovely characters, great humor, it feels less creepy than Count Lucanor imo. I bought this game the very day it came out, I regret nothing! I had tons of fun playing it. I'm honestly looking forward to hear more from Baroque Decay.I highly recommend it.Sosa is love, Sosa is life!. Yuppie Psycho is the first game I've ever refunded on Steam; I love everything about the game stylistically and aesthetically, the mechanics, which I've experienced in these first two hours, leave something to be desired. Granted, it might've been me being a \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 player, but not giving enough pencils in the tutorial section, where you can put yourself in a situation where you're having to insert the cassette into the player as the mine repeatedly explodes (the mines being able to repeatedly explode and basically stunlock and then instakill you if there are more than one in close proximity) and you try to tank the damage with health items was frustrating. I also felt that the proximity\/radius of the mines sometimes fluctuated, where the same distance on a previous mine that allowed you to safely pencil them would cause this new mine to explode. The first boss was also frustrating, where it felt like a case of having to tank damage from triggering mine explosions as the only way of taking down the boss.When I reached the 4th floor and then had to gather up the marketing team, and then had to tank damage through trial and error, and also had to deal with more mines, I knew what was coming probably wasn't for me and I threw in the towel.I felt bad doing so, and refunding the game, cause I liked everything besides those pieces of gameplay, and I know this dev does good stuff, but I just wasn't having any fun. I wish this dev the best of luck in their future endeavors, and I'll be sure to check out their next game. Hopefully it is a bit more mechanically refined than this one.Ps. Please go buy the soundtrack by Michael "Garoad" Kelly located here: https:\/\/garoad.bandcamp.com\/album\/yuppie-psycho-original-soundtrack it is excellent.. Ever since I played Baroque Decay's last title, The Count Lucanor, I've been searching for another game that was even remotely similar to the experience I encountered in that game.Before 2 days ago, I never really found that experience, but ironically (and fittingly) Baroque Decay's Yuppie Psycho has finally scratched that itch.Yuppie Psycho's setting is a far cry from the gothic castle and medieval countryside of The Count Lucanor, instead we find ourselves in the shoes of a nervous Brian Pasternack who is starting his very first job at the biggest company in the world in a dystopian society. Yet while the settings of both games may be completely different, the atmosphere surprisingly retains similar unsettling undertones.Throughout Lucanor, you really got the sense that everyone you met (minus Giulia) was a little off. Everyone you could interact with (at least those that weren't trying to kill you) always had a few screws loose. That certainly doesn't change in Yuppie Psycho, as your coworkers in this game are very, very weird, and this sense you get of something being wrong about the environment really just adds to the unsettling ambiance of the game.In terms of gameplay though, I think Yuppie really improved on the fundamentals present in Lucanor. Lighting has really improved as a core gameplay mechanic, at least up until the point you receive the flashlight, a mechanic that is supposed to be tied to resource management (batteries) but in practice is hardly limited considering the abundance of batteries you find throughout the game. Additionally, though the game warns you about it, some of the lighting effects are visually difficult to sit through, making the seizure warning the game gives you very necessary (looking at you, archives tape room).One area of heavy praise I'll give to this game is exploration. Right off the bat all 10 floors of the Sintracorp building (setting of the game) are open for you to explore. You don't even know which floor to go to in the beginning to kick off the plot so I found the ability to take the game at my own pace fascinating. With even more regards to exploration, the limited resources (health, money, even SAVING) made me explore every nook and cranny I could find and to my delight, there was lots of loot to be had everywhere, showing that the devs really thought about level design and rewarded exploration highly. It almost felt like playing Breath of the Wild again with the level of reward there was to exploring even the most minute things.Finally, I'd like to address the controversial save system: I like it. Saving is a resource in this game. In Count Lucanor, you had to save at a central fountain area which also took resources, but since the scope of Yuppie is larger, there are save points (photocopiers) scattered throughout the Sintracorp building. Here's the kicker: saves are locked by paper (needed to save) and ink (needed to activate new save points beside a few key ones before boss fights and the like). Personally, I thought this was a brilliant choice. It encouraged me as a player to be more cautious in my stealth to avoid taking damage, explore more to increase my safety net, weigh when and why I should save, and really care about death in general. Time for the tl;dr:Pros: Great puzzles Genuinely scary and unsettling atmosphere Save mechanic is brilliant Greatly rewards exploration Huge fan of the art style Resource management was relevant and dare I say funCons: Seizure inducing lights at various points Enemy AI pathfinding was...questionable at times The story, while starting off strong, kind of falls off at the end...hardThis really is a one-of-a-kind game though. I wholeheartedly recommend it.. After playing Count Lucanor, another awesome game by Baroque Works, I found out about Yuppie Psycho being in development and looked forward to its release.And boy was it worth it! The music, characters, and art are pretty cool (specially that beautiful anime-styled pixel art and the gorgeous animations!) and the story was really entertaining overall. There's tension and funny moments galore and it's an enjoyable game from beginning to end. The only bad thing about it is that the game is kind of short and I just wanted to keep going and going.Hoping for more content, DLCs or expansions, or a sequel even someday!. What's a bigger nightmare than your first day on the job?. This game easily became one of my favorite games of all time, No game has ever had kept be this engaged and interested throughout the whole experience like this one has. Yuppie Psycho has a great story, interesting quirky characters, fun and challenging puzzles and amazingly spooky and tense horror. This game is without a must buy in my own opinion and worthy of sinking a great deal of your time into you certainly won't regret it.. It was a pretty fun adventure game with great atmosphere + entertaining endearing side characters and the dark humor relating to corporate culture was also pretty funny.. I'm just finished Yuppie Psycho. Sofar the best game I played through in 2019. The mix of spookiness, funny situations was very convincing. It was a pleasure to play this game.And thank you for supporting Linux. Yai Gameworks Developer Page ; Summer Sale Deals: Yai Gameworks Steam Developer Page is now live!You can follow the page to receive notifications when we release new games, plus is the new developer page for us on Steam so shows a lot of what we're up to actively (which frankly, is a lot. Despite delays, things are coming along nicely).Today also marks the beginning of the 2018 Steam Summer Sale! All of Yai Gameworks' catalog of games will be on sale. Most notably, Red Haze will be the cheapest price it'll be for years, once the Summer Sale is up I'm updating the price from $1.99 USD to $2.99 USD for the upcoming big content patch update, if you guys don't own Red Haze but want it now will be the best time to purchase it. Close Me, Close Me's extended New Game+ campaign & soundtrack DLC, and Close Your Eyes' Girl's Graveyard and soundtrack DLC all will be on sale as well.If you own Red Haze before July 8th, make sure to read and follow the instructions here to get a secret surprise in a month or two: https://steamcommunity.com/games/428860/announcements/detail/1664523682560878190I hope you guys are having a wonderful summer! Will be releasing a few things within the next few months I hope to surprise you all with.. Please Love My Computer Game out now... in other places: http://store.steampowered.com/app/796910Please Love My Computer Game, a FREE game release, is now on GameJolt, itch.io, & RPGMaker Net:GameJolt: https://gamejolt.com/games/Please-Love-My-Computer-Game/318797itch.io: https://aestheticgamer.itch.io/please-love-my-computer-gameRPGMaker Net: https://rpgmaker.net/games/10350/Steam release will come soon but first needs to get through Steam's review process.Please Love My Computer Game is a little free game of cryptic mysteries, road blocks, atmosphere, and discovery."She waits. Explore an abandoned house in black and white as you solve cryptic puzzles and try to make discoveries. If you like to work with others to discover things, then you may like this game. I hope you love it, I really hope you do.". Yai Gameworks: First Five Years Music Album released: [yaigameworks.bandcamp.com]I've released a 320-song Album for music from all of my games over the last 5-years.[yaigameworks.bandcamp.com]The full album of 320 songs is available there in the link above if you click it, music from my last 5 years of game making. Can listen to it freely, though I do highly appreciate support if you decide to buy the whole album for $8 USD (or can buy individual songs for $0.50 USD).This album is a collection of the entire original soundtrack for the games I released during my first five years of making games (between 2013 - 2018). It includes the original and able-to-distribute music for Blank Slate (original Ludum Dare version), Girl's Graveyard, Close Your Eyes [Original Version], Take the Dream IX, Red Haze, Cootie Patootie [Original Version], Close Me, Please Love My Computer Game, Found Horror Game 11.exe, and Dusk Golem's Red Haze of Horror 3D, as well as some scrapped songs. This does not include outside tracks as that would've needed me to re-license everything again, and decided to keep this to the original songs by myself (and a few by friends I have been given complete permission for free reign over). All come in .mp3 format. I hope to keep surprising with all that I do. The money earned from this is going right back into future projects.. Found Horror Game 11.exe out now: https://store.steampowered.com/app/727720/Found_Horror_Game_11exe/It just released for $3.99 USD (with a 5% off discount on release, and an additional 5% off if you buy it off of the Yai Gameworks Complete Bundles). It's an episodic game of sorts using community involvement, Game 2 will unlock when players find the Red Circle, Blue Triangle, and Yellow Square in Game 1, but the earliest Game 2 will release will be next Monday, as one of my closest friends committed suicide on Monday, and dealing with some grief and doing some things this weekend as a result.I hope you guys enjoy Found Horror Game 11.exe, it's first game available, the upcoming 10 games, and the whole experience.. Please Love My Computer Game now available for free: http://store.steampowered.com/app/796910/I hope you guys love it, I really hope you do.. Peetee Babybuu: https://store.steampowered.com/app/680300/PeeTee_Babybuu/. Close Your Eyes -Anniversary Remake- OUT NOW!!: https://store.steampowered.com/app/706710/Close_Your_Eyes_Anniversary_Remake/Close Your Eyes -Anniversary Remake- is now out in Steam Early Access for $4.99 USD with a 10% launch discount (this will be the cheapest the game will be in at the very least the next two years, the game will gradually raise in price as more is added to the game). At Early Access launch, I am actively seeking back feedback and going to work closely with the community to shape up the game. At Early Access launch, the full 'Girl's Graveyard' remake is included, with 1-2 hours of gameplay. The 'Close Your Eyes' remake first hour or so is playable, up until the Judith Manor section of the game. 'Close Your Eyes - The Twisted Puzzle' is included, unlocked after 10 achievements in-game are completed, and has a few puzzle solution changes, a few new hidden things, and should give people a varying amount of gameplay time (depending how good they are at the puzzles).I hope you guys enjoy, up until the Close Your Eyes Remake is completed, there will be fairly regular updates. You can play up to the current cut-off point and load your save file when new updates hit to continue where you left off. I look forward to communicating with everyone over the course of development, and hope you all enjoy the game!. Yai Gameworks upcoming game release plans and news: I thank you all who participated in the Yai Gameworks 2018 Questionnaire survey a couple months back. As many are probably aware of I am a man of many ideas, and indeed probably too many. I release 2-3 games a year but dates get pushed back, some are left idling for months to years before they eventually release. I won’t promise this won’t change, but as a solid effort applying some strategies I’ve learned within the last few months and a plight to achieve one of my dream games, Complete Isolation, I will explain a crazy thing I’m about to try and apply myself to do, then the reasoning, and finally the specifics.Between February of 2018 to April of 2019 I want to release 12 video games onto Steam.Now there’s a few reasons I have chosen to attempt this honestly foolish errand, especially foolish for me. I originally had set my sights to work on a dream project I’ve had in my head for many years, my first actual big project titled, “Complete Isolation.” I held a funding campaign for this game back in 2013 on Indiegogo, who’s funding has been used for all my projects to produce the music you all hear in my games. Still, here we are five years later and CI still does not exist. I want to make it, I desperately do, and I originally had planned to commit myself to it this year. That was until all my analysis, self-reflection, crunching, talking with others, and reason pointed me to pursuing another goal first, to do something else foolish first so that CI would be a less foolish endeavor and a safer bet.You see, Complete Isolation is planned as an episodic gameplay experience. Episodic releases work best on a timed release manner; being timely with episodes is important. That means having a good groundwork you can easily build off of, self-discipline, a solid plan and commitment, and short development cycles. These are all things I need to master, and trying to wrangle that first-hand on an episodic game would be setting many up for disappointment of delays when I inevitability failed to deliver on time. I need to practice this first, but in a form that isn’t both as anti-consumer and as financially risky as a longer term episodic game. Climb a hill before a mountain kinda’ thing.Add to this CI needs to look the part, it has a bigger investment, bigger cost, and as I’d be tackling a large chunk of the game myself from coding to design to music and writing and voice directing I’d need someone to do the art, a pretty sizable amount of drawn art and sprite work as well. But the needed art amount is hefty, and I’m not in a financial position to offer a decent payment upfront. Rincs, my partner in crime on projects who’s done the drawn art on my projects, hasn’t seen a cent from Yai Gameworks sales and I feel awful about it. I need her for a longer term but don’t want to run her ragged, and need to pay her properly for her work. I should save up and split profits, but even that is a huge uncertainty. I need to secure more income, and allow her more time to do art for the project between her busy life.Add to all of this having Yai Gameworks name out there and more experience under our belt can only be a good thing.I decided to propose a challenge to myself, a series of experimental games on a planned and tight schedule. This is a way to work myself to a position where I can hopefully form the experience and conviction needed to do an episodic structure, all while getting more games and experiences under my belt. All while hopefully earning some money and making some more things available to all of you guys I hope that y’all enjoy. It may even work out to be a good way to market it as the steps up to try and achieve Complete Isolation.There’s more to all of this. But I plan to in the upcoming week make a video detailing it all a little further. This plan isn’t just to make more games however, it’s to make an over-a-year plan and stick to it. The first game of this challenge is already released, it can be found as Please Love My Computer Game on Steam. However, I will now detail the rest of the plan to you all. I cannot guarantee I will be able to meet and achieve what I hope to, but I can tell you I’m going to be working hard to achieve my own dreams which I view this as a crucial step towards.So if things pan out, what can you all expect?APRIL 2018:-”The Crack I Found That Taketh”A nearly dialogue-less 3D exploration and discovery experimental game about a crack in the floor.MAY 2018:-”Red Haze” big content updateThe big content update for Red Haze hits, including all endings, new areas, new story, new secrets, lag fixes, more scene skips, and more.JUNE 2018:-”Unlabeled”An 8-bit game inspired by Hellnight and Nanashi no Game about an NPC in a small RPG village that one day gains sentience, and begins to be stalked by an ever-evolving monstrosity. Partner up with other people in the village that can permanently die at anytime, leading you down different storyline paths.JULY 2018-”Hellscape”You are a Demigod on a dying world abandoned by the True Gods. Walk among men and explore the hellscape left behind,meeting devotees, non-believers, deformed and withering beings who may love or hate you. You may guide them to nurish a future, or trample them into oblivion. What gift may you give a disgusting world with no hope?AUGUST 2018-”The Killing Kink Nunster”A B-Horror Comedy game about a group of college kids who all are a bit messed up and kinky getting trapped in a cathedral with the monstrous nun known as the Killing Kink Nunster, who wishes to eradicate their sin and pay their dues with their blood. It’s a lot weirder and even more twisted than you think.-”Close Your Eyes -Anniversary Remake”A remake of Close Your Eyes with new content, a new scenario, a remake of Girl’s Graveyard, new modes, a new open world connecting world, and a lot of surprises to prep for the eventual sequel.SEPTEMBER 2018:-”Cootie Patootie”A reimagining of a previous game I made for Ludum Dare. Join Cootie Patrootie as she goes on a magical journey of self-discovery to find love!OCTOBER 2018-”RODE: Remorse Observation Dream Emulation”For the 20th anniversary of the cult gem, LSD: Dream Emulator, have this 3D first-person love letter to it.NOVEMBER 2018:-”Box Pusher”A nice relaxing little puzzle game about pushing boxes. It might seem a little off, but that’s probably nothing.JANUARY 2019:-”The Seafaring Incident”You’re on a seven day cruise in the Pacific, but something is very wrong. Over the course of 7 days you’ll need to investigate these mysterious circumstances and work out how to keep your head above water.FEBRUARY 2019:-”The Silhouette of the Alluring Rose”A more normalized RPG Maker-esque dark fantasy puzzle horror starring a frilly girl… IN 3D!April 2019:-”(untitled at this time)”An experimental little MMO experience in a Yume Nikki-esque exploration game.Regardless, this will be a busy year, and I hope to surprise you all throughout the year. The easiest way to keep up with Yai Gameworks news, socialize, little surprises, and collaborate is to join the official Yai Gameworks discord, which you may find here: https://discord.gg/EVwaARY. Close Your Eyes -Anniversary Remake- releasing on April 27th, 2018: http://store.steampowered.com/app/706710/Close_Your_Eyes_Anniversary_Remake/Close Your Eyes -Anniversary Remake- will be releasing on April 27th, 2018, which is the 4-year anniversary of the original Close Your Eyes releasing for Ludum Dare, and the 3-year anniversary of the original Redux version. The remake includes 5 scenarios, including a remade Close Your Eyes and Girl's Graveyard which polishes the game further, adds new areas, new threats, new story, and new surprises to both. It also includes an 'Anniversary Twist' on both in a new scenario, and a complete brand new scenario known as 'Beneath the Surface', as well as a hub with secrets that connects all five scenarios together.The remake will release for $4.99 USD, and I hope it surprises a lot of you. I'll have more information early next year, but a few blurbs I can share is the Remake between all of its scenarios should be 7-16 hour experience, there is around 30 new pieces of artwork for new story scenes done by Rincs for the title, there's 100 Steam Achievements (and most of them I tried to make interesting to get), and some segments of the original game have also been greatly redone and changed (two examples I can give, the Judith Manor Key Collecting section has been entirely redone in a new (and in my opinion, much better) way, as well as a completely new path if you choose to leave the manor, and similarly there's a new path instead of doing the train puzzle in the early parts of CYE, but the train puzzle path has a lot new to it as well).Hope you all look forward to it!. MARCH 16TH: Mark the date, watch this game.