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Crypto Is Dead, well, not quite but it's a fun name for a game. In development by The Moon Pirates (Don't Forget Me), it's inspired somewhat by Papers, Please.

It's a mix of simulation and puzzle game in which you will have to make your bank grow during 30 days. To do so, you will have to check some bills and find out if they are genuine or fake. During your month of work, you will accumulate money, pay taxes and keep up with the central bank by updating your tools. On Twitter, the developer confirmed Linux support. Check out the first trailer:

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No release date has been mentioned yet.

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Purple Library Guy Jul 15, 2021
Oh, this is so unrealistic. Since when do banks pay taxes?


Last edited by Purple Library Guy on 15 July 2021 at 6:20 pm UTC
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