Papers, Please was a singular experience when it released in 2013: A subdued narrative game in which you check the papers of immigrants to a fictional eastern bloc country and determine whether or not to let them in, leading to hard decisions and heart wrenching consequences. The influential game has sold over five million copies in the last 10 years, and in celebration of that anniversary, developer Lucas Pope has released some cool stuff for fans and made a contribution to those suffering in real life.
If you haven't played Papers, Please, it's on sale as part of the 10th anniversary celebration until end of day August 11. You'll face questions like whether to stamp the approval of a powerful Minister's wife even if she doesn't have the appropriate forms, whether to detain a citizen of a nearby country on spurious charges, and whether or not your own family starves because of your choices—to take a bribe or not, for example.
