A demo version of the gloomy device repair simulator Don't Pick Up has been released on Steam
The developers offered players to evaluate the project before its full release.
In late September, Quarter Games studio and Clover Bite publisher announced the release of the Don't Pick Up demo. This is a new simulator in which the authors invite players to try on the role of a specialist in repairing various devices.
During the repair process, the main character may discover specific things:
You may encounter sensitive information during repairs. You will handle it appropriately, without discussion and without questions. Any [incidents] must be reported immediately through approved communication channels. Ignorance of current rules does not exempt from responsibility. You will comply with the rules at all times.
The developers of Don't Pick Up said that new government instructions will arrive daily and players need to monitor them. The hero's work will be under “strict supervision”, and “routine checks” are also promised.
You can add Don't Pick Up to your Steam wishlist by following this link. The release date or release window has not yet been specified on the game page.
A separate page has been opened for the Don't Pick Up demo: the first reviews of the trial version are “positive” — a 100% rating after several dozen reviews.
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