IT Simulator

by Bad Byte Games

The Developer Says...

IT Simulator is a co-op horror game where two players attempt to return power to an office building. Take the role of the all-seeing Control Room or the stealthy Repair Technician as you risk everything to d̶i̶s̶c̶o̶v̶e̶r̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶t̶r̶u̶t̶h̶ escape.

Players Like...

❤ Cooperative Gameplay Shines

Two players must work together to progress through the game's levels. One player takes on the role of the Control Room Operator, while the other becomes the Repair Technician. This division of responsibilities forces players to communicate and coordinate their actions, creating a rewarding cooperative experience.

❤ Distinct Roles Encourage Teamwork

The Control Room Operator has access to floor-wide diagnostics and can grant the Repair Technician access to crucial repair terminals. They also control security cameras and doors, allowing them to assist and protect their partner. Conversely, the Repair Technician must navigate the dark and dangerous office, repairing equipment and completing objectives while avoiding the lurking threat.

❤ Effective Communication is Key

Reviewers consistently praise the game's emphasis on teamwork and communication. The Control Room Operator must provide crucial information and guidance to the Repair Technician, and both players must work together to overcome the game's challenges and escape the facility.

❤ Gradual Increase in Difficulty

The game's levels introduce new mechanics and obstacles incrementally, gradually increasing the difficulty and complexity. Reviewers note that the game strikes a good balance, starting with manageable tasks and building up to more substantial challenges that require mastery of the cooperative gameplay. The persistent threat of the unknown entity adds tension and urgency to the proceedings.

❤ Replayability Through Role Swapping

While the number of levels is relatively small, reviewers highlight the game's replayability. The ability to swap roles between playthroughs, as well as the partially randomized elements, encourage players to revisit the game and discover new strategies and approaches. The game's simple mechanics allow for emergent gameplay, with players developing their own tactics and communication methods.

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