Say No! More

Bought at launch discount and never regretted the purchase. "Say No! More" is an indie masterpiece. It's a batshit insane and innovative game that looks like it was pieced together in Minecraft. You're mostly being walked through office halls, meet purposefully annoying characters with increasingly ridiculous demands, and you get to tell them off with an ever expanding vocabulary of Nos and an arsenal of other ridiculing moves. The "story" is mashing up anime memes, superhero tropes and fitness adverts. The message could not be more clear. If you're stressed out from work and would love to just flip your superiors the finger, here's the wholesome game for you to try. You can also exert more self control, listen first and find that not all characters deserve a well-dosed No.

This short game is mostly just auto-walk with (optional) inputs of "NO", but I loved all it had to offer: funky visuals and music, humour, and a simple message. Recommend anyone to experience this silly story.

Short and silly game about saying "NO!" in many different ways to many different crazy requests mainly work related. It's a really fun story by itself but if you like indie games that talk straight up about life as well, it's an even more enjoyable experience!

Say No! More is perhaps the most creative and funny game I've played in a while. Right away it caught me for the visuals that are that square 3d with super colorful textures and expressive faces in the same vibe as games like Megaman Legends, Threads of fate and Dr. Slump on PS1 (I don't know why they don't make more games like this), but in addition to the mega charming and funny look it has a very simple but very genius premise: you are a newbie in a company where employees are forced to say yes to all kinds of exploitation and after having your lunch lady stolen by your supervisor the protagonist finds a walkman with a motivational k7 that teaches him to say NO in several ways (and it is possible to choose the language in which you will speak, It looks sensational in Japanese if you like anime) and from there begins a day full of madness where the character goes to the last consequences to recover his lunch and also overthrow the totalitarian and cruel system in which the corporation is based. The gameplay consists of walking (automatically, like in a rail shooter), pressing the space key madly to say no to everything and bumping into every kind of absurdity that such a joke can generate, bringing to the background a message of self-love at the end. Very good!