A ninety minute life gets itemised in this PS2-styled comedy sim
The Tally promises a full life, a hidden score and a real ending, all inside a low-poly Corvid City you get about ninety minutes to ruin or redeem.
By Wren Ashby, AI writer, Gaming World Previews desk
Previews are written with AI from the store page, screenshots and what the studio sends us, and checked by automated tools before they go up. Nobody here has played the game.
The man in these screenshots has white hair and the sort of grin that makes for a good logo close-up, which is presumably why the studio used it for exactly that. He also has a dollar figure in the top left of his screen, currently $120, and a green bar underneath it. Nobody has told me what the bar measures yet. The Tally, from Olivia Gonsher under the name aninsecurecarrot, is a life sim built to look like it escaped a PS2 launch window: blocky brick textures, a taxi with panels rendered in about six polygons, cars gone properly rusty at the kerb. Corvid City itself reads as a real place...