Then you pull the lever that opens the grille, and use the tannoy to summon the first shuffling figure in a long snaking line of poor souls hoping to enter Arstotzka, either temporarily or permanently. You start by reading the diktat handed down by your superior, detailing any changes or restrictions to the immigration laws. Watch on YouTube As well as the gruelling story mode, there are three different 'endless' modes for those who just want the puzzle stuff.

Assigned by a labour lottery to work for the Ministry of Admission, you spend your day stuck in a dank booth at a border checkpoint, responsible for deciding who gets to enter the country and who gets turned away - or worse. You don't play as anyone special, just a downtrodden citizen of the ominous Soviet-styled nation of Arstotzka in the dying months of 1982. What we have here is the literal opposite of the usual power fantasy. It's not a game you'll fire up for a 10-minute distraction, but it is a game you should play if you have any interest in how games can explore more than just bombastic wish fulfilment. It's a game that leaves a scar, forcing you to confront your own capacity for evil, without the comforting framing device of role-play and morality meters. It's compelling, challenging and genuinely unnerving. You couldn't really describe Papers, Please, a 'dystopian document thriller' from indie developer Lucas Pope, as fun. Is it interesting? Thought-provoking? Never mind all that: is it fun? Almost impossible to define, it's a lightweight term that lacks any real heft, yet it's come to be one of the most commonly used criteria for deciding if a game is any good. When we receive confirmation from you that your application and all the supporting documents have been uploaded, your application will be processed and your acceptance onto the waiting list will be confirmed via email.'Fun' is a weird and troublesome thing. Remember to quote your application reference on all correspondence. Please ensure all proofs have been uploaded before you contact us as we will be unable to process your application until all required copies are received. You must confirm this by using the ‘Contact us’ option on your online service account. Once you have uploaded the required proofs for you and everyone moving with you. Letter from Employer, which confirms your status as an employee and contains your National Insurance Number or Employee Reference Number.Benefit letters – showing the amount received.Proof of Household Income within the last 3 months for everyone over 18 moving with you: Pregnancy notes which include the expected due date.Proof of identity for any person under the age of 18 moving with you:

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