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Exactly what it says on the box: a lightly filtered experienced pulled from my day job in a customer service call center, made interactive in a point-&-click format. Lose politely, or lose spectacularly; the choice is yours.
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I Get This Call Every Day Released on Desura
A lightly filtered experience of working in a customer service call center.
Jan 22, 2013 News
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Well i read this was a short game but 5 minutes is extremely short :p Got through it without any strikes or anything :)
It's a fun game!... but a short one.
I hope the developer will make more dialogues in an next game!
As much as I enjoyed the game while I was playing it it wasn't worth the two pounds for such a short game with so little substance, there is also not exactly much to the game either, you just have to pick the polite robotic responses, it doesn't require any kind of thought so other than the great voice acting there isn't much going for it.
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Buying it :D
Hope your future of making games is successful!
Keep it up! :D
I didn't get fired! Woo.
Sorry to hear you got sacked, man.
I bought the game just because I wanted to support you.
Hope the game development career takes off!
So you got sacked for making a game about fictional details that you come across in call centres, how the hell do these CEO's live with themself.
I was saying last yr that society today ahs become austere, this proves my opinion.
Best of luck David, i hope you get the ball rolling and make enough money to pay the rent for now and perhaps get a job offer or two along the way.
To the morons who sacked you, i am sure they have no dignity so it would be a waste of time for me to say anything to them.
I read an article the cbc.ca news site about how Revenue Canada fired him for writing this game. What happened to workplace due process?, You know, you get a verbal warning from your boss, maybe two. Then it goes to a written warning and, if that fails, the hammer falls.
I guess this process doesn't apply to our Revenue Canada folks. Hope he makes tons of cash with his game development than working "for the man"!
More power to you sir!
Im not gonna even bother downloading this game, I spend like 10 hours a day doing this exact thing day in day out...**** this...**** me