Visa Quest
A dark-humor bureaucracy sim with a retro PSX look. You have 21 days to get a visa: collect papers in absurd office minigames, flip burgers on night shifts to pay for them, and decide what your father and your dog Karabas can live without.
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A dark-humor bureaucracy sim with a retro PSX look. You have 21 days to get a visa: collect papers in absurd office minigames, flip burgers on night shifts to pay for them, and decide what your father and your dog Karabas can live without.
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You have 21 days to leave the country.
The consulate wants a complete file, a strong application and more money in your bank account than your family has ever seen at once. Every office issues one document. Every clerk has a price. And at night you flip burgers at the Burger Bureau to pay for all of it.
At home your father is getting older, and Karabas, the dog, waits by the door. Every dollar that goes to the visa is a dollar that does not go to rent, pills or the vet.
You have 21 days to leave the country.
The consulate wants a complete file, a strong application and more money in your bank account than your family has ever seen at once. Every office issues one document. Every clerk has a price. And at night you flip burgers at the Burger Bureau to pay for all of it.
At home your father is getting older, and Karabas, the dog, waits by the door. Every dollar that goes to the visa is a dollar that does not go to rent, pills or the vet.
What you do
- Collect your papers in 7 bureaucratic minigames: copy your passport without a single typo, win over your old physics teacher, borrow from exactly the right relatives, survive the queue at the police station.
- Work night shifts at the Burger Bureau: build burgers, fry, pour, serve. Mistakes come out of YOUR pay.
- Come home: talk to Dad, pet Karabas, decide which bills get paid this week.
- Slip an envelope to a clerk, do a favor for a neighbor, borrow from Vedat. Everything has a cost.
- 11 endings, one of them secret.
Features
- Retro PSX look, built around sound. Headphones recommended.
- Dark humor about waiting rooms, price hikes and power cuts. The radio calls it "a correction".
- An arcade in the back of the Burger Bureau, with games by pin.games.
- Fully playable in English and Turkish.
