8 hours so in and so far, I have lost the reactor more than saved it. Here's my breakdown and review of this game:

See those panels? Looks fun right? Well, in an odd way they're also addictive.

Welcome to Save the Reactor. This game tests your competence and multitasking skills while providing a light comedic dialog with your co-workers before and after every one of the 10 in game shift days. You gradually get introduced into the gist of things at your new job before being thrown through the loop completely. And due to unforeseen circumstances, some things may make your panel-man job a little bit more tedious. (I'm talking modifiers, which you can choose yourself later on in the game.)

The fun also doesn't end there, as you can test your skills beyond what the game would normally in Endless mode. You can choose your modifiers here like the later game but the panel's difficulty rating is ever increasing. The goal here isn't about time but units of energy accumulated, which is affected by the modifiers. A clever way to make you want to face the constant annoyances of levels past even in Endless.

But whether you play the game for the short light comedy comedy of a story or to try and get all those juicy 19 achievements, the question still remains, Are you competent (or just stubborn) enough to Save the Reactor?

8 hours so in and so far, I have lost the reactor more than saved it. Here's my breakdown and review of this game: [b][i]See those panels? Looks fun right? Well, in an odd way they're also addictive.[/i][/b] Welcome to Save the Reactor. This game tests your competence and multitasking skills while providing a light comedic dialog with your co-workers before and after every one of the 10 in game shift days. You gradually get introduced into the gist of things at your new job before being thrown through the loop completely. And due to unforeseen circumstances, some things may make your panel-man job a little bit more tedious. [i](I'm talking modifiers, which you can choose yourself later on in the game.)[/i] The fun also doesn't end there, as you can test your skills beyond what the game would normally in Endless mode. You can choose your modifiers here like the later game but the panel's difficulty rating is ever increasing. The goal here isn't about time but units of energy accumulated, which is affected by the modifiers. A clever way to make you want to face the constant annoyances of levels past even in Endless. But whether you play the game for the short light comedy comedy of a story or to try and get all those [i]juicy[/i] 19 achievements, the question still remains, Are you competent ([i]or just stubborn[/i]) enough to Save the Reactor?