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2018 PC

A small indie simulator where all you need to do is sign a contract for a million dollars, but doing so proves far harder and more absurd than expected. Little detail is available, so this rating is cautious.

What defines Sign Here: _________:

  • Lots of humour

The closest matches for Sign Here: _________ are Ampu-Tea, Rock, the Tree Hugger and Trailer Park King. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Sign Here: _________ special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Ampu-Tea

94 %

2013 PC

  • Lots of humour
  • Linear, curated structure
  • Gameplay comes before story

A quirky Surgeon Simulator-style parody where you wrestle with an unwieldy robot arm to brew various teas, with the clumsy controls providing the comedy.

Trailer Park King

Pure single-player experience

A comedic point-and-click adventure where you juggle a trailer park resident's hobbies and hustles: gaming, bootlegging, photography and romance. The focus is on humor and everyday tasks.

Simple Story: Alex

Pure single-player experience

A short interactive adventure about Alex, a down-on-his-luck everyman who is teleported into a mysterious temple and must find the way out. It is brief and lightly tongue-in-cheek.

Fingered

Lots of humour

An absurd comedy detective sim where you deduce the culprit from conflicting witness descriptions and send them to the chair. Its appeal is the twisted humor and the subjective viewpoints of the witnesses.

Zach-Like

Gameplay comes before story

Zach-Like is a digital collection of Zachtronics' design book, early games made before SpaceChem, and prototypes and early builds. It is more a behind-the-scenes curiosity for fans than a conventional game.

Clock Simulator

Gameplay comes before story

An absurdly minimal game where you must click once every second to act as the clock yourself. Its appeal lies in the quirky concept and monotonous focus.

Dude, Stop

Lots of humour

A comedic point-and-click puzzle game where an increasingly exasperated narrator tries to enforce his rules while you deliberately break them and enjoy his reactions.

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