Papers, Please

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Some video game Presidents who will make you think long and hard before voting.

The five EZIC tasks are central to the 32-day narrative of Papers, Please. Here's your guide to completing them.

Papers, Please has 20 official endings, but only five will grant you achievements for unlocking them.

Apple's censorship of the nudity in the iPad release of Paper's Please was a "misunderstanding" and the game will be resubmitted with its nudity option intact..

Papers, Please is coming to iPad on December 12th and will be on sale during its launch weekend.

Papers, Please is unexpectedly addictive that working at passport control is now cool.

When Valve announced Greenlight, it opened a new door for indie developers, but they threatened to close that door. Where do we go now?

We ruminate on the chances Grand Theft Auto V has in some of its 9 nominations.

Five hearty recommendations from 2013's indie game crop.

Less video game and more work-related nervous breakdown, this is a strange and engrossing mash of grindsome simulation and dynamic narrative.

A review of the dystopian beuaracratic simulator, Papers Please!

Make people happy, sad or angry with just one stamp.