Spiritual sequel of sorts from the same creator:

I hate your puns and I hate you, I'll be back tomorrow for more.

Sounds like applying for this job was a M. Stake

Imagine seeing a huge ad on how to walk or interact. I just sometimes forget how to use my legs and simply stand in one spot menacingly and not to mention, interacting with things or other people.

I deeply appreciate how "tall" the camera is set. Some games feel like the player's a meter/yard tall.

Aww, how sweet. Even though you inadvertently caused his death, the cowboy was nice enough to come back as a ghost and give you a ride home.

Not gonna lie, that's probably the best way I've ever seen a game show the instructions. It's not in your face, like what seems to be every other game now.

Technically there's a fourth ending where you kill both the cowboy and the secretary, but the only difference is, as you would probably guess, both the cowboy and the secretary are in the front seats XD

this style of horror games feels unnerving, feels like you could get cursed by just playing it

This is actually very accurate to how it feels to work at Gamestop.

C'mon, we all know that M stands for Manly. He's just trying to hide his true identity.

manly: sees fox figurine

3:15

“I’m not going to show the video because it was... not safe for KZread”

M. Stain: * appears*

If only life had some instructional billboards to tell me how to play the game

Really wish those games were longer...

I've gotta say I really like how self-aware the game is, like the billboard that showed the instructions and the part where it says "there is an unforeseen force not letting you go there" its nice touch

why is the protag's head built like the 'human who's designed to survive car crashes' head

While it clearly has a bug or two that needs addressing, I did like this. Cowboy's Revenge is my favorite ending of the three, if only because I like the idea of the two job applicants working together to stop this madness.