Suits: A Business RPG

Corporations control the entire global government. Injustice has inspired a revolution in Suits City. Follow the journey of a businessman's descent into corruption...

Suits: A Business RPG is a rpg, dark comedy and stylized game developed and published by Technomancy Studios.
Released on January 05th 2016 is available in English on Windows, MacOS and Linux.

It has received 971 reviews of which 857 were positive and 114 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.3 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 0.49€ on Steam and has a 51% discount.

The Steam community has classified Suits: A Business RPG into these genres:

RPG Dark Comedy Stylized Turn-Based Combat Hand-drawn Action Action-Adventure 2D JRPG Exploration Turn-Based Capitalism Action RPG Horror Surreal Funny Pixel Graphics Political Dystopian Adventure

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Requirements

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Windows

OS *: Microsoft® Windows® XP / Vista / 7 (32-bit/64-bit)
Processor: Intel® Pentium® 4 2.0 GHz equivalent or faster processor
Memory: 512 MB RAM
Graphics: Any GPU will do.
Sound Card: Who uses sound cards?
Additional Notes: Suits: MV Engine does not support Achievements

MacOS

OS: Mac OSX 10.10 or better
Processor: Intel Core2 Duo or better
Graphics: Compatible OpenGLR
Additional Notes: This version does not support Achievements

Linux

OS: Ubuntu 14.04 or Steam OS 2.0 (32 bit or 64 bit)
Additional Notes: This version does not support Achievements

Reviews

Explore reviews from Steam users sharing their experiences and what they love about the game.

Dec. 2024

this game was funny as hell like why did i find a 100% useless cat in a box, why is there a zang restroom for plants AND WHY IS A GUY NAMED COXTON HITTING ON ME dude this game is the most stupidest ive ever played and i mean that in such a good way i had such a great time playing this truly i love the art style the everything so much

Nov. 2024

This game is so weird. It's an Earthbound inspired RPG, something like Undertale or LISA, but then it's just so odd. However, before I start with what was weird, my favourite part of the game is the art. Very unique, hand-drawn, messy and OFF-inspired. The humour is so weird, there's a segment where you have to stand still for 5 IRL minutes to progress. But it can be quite meta and funny like when you fight a lot of pop culture references and fights, even if the gameplay got got annoying at times, but I mean I guess I'd recommend it just to have a laugh for like a couple hours. It's less than a £ so I can't really complain. It's also got a neat OFF reference with the Batter and Mortis ghost showing up to prove the inspiration. Pretty funny game overall

March 2024

This game is probably the most visually unique and interesting RPG Maker game I've ever played. The story and writing are genuinely intriguing, and I really like how cynical the game can feel. The music isn't great, but that's not too big of a problem, because the ambient tones heard throughout really add to the surrealist atmosphere. The difficulty has some weird spikes however, since the game is incredibly easy for the most part, but has some specific battles where the difficulty just spikes for no reason. Not too big of a problem. Overall, I enjoyed my time with this game. 7/10. It's great, and definitely one to check out if you're into the RPG Maker niche.

Jan. 2024

Fun, dark hand-drawn indie RPG about corporatism taking over the world and its inhabitants. You start as a newly minted cog in the big corporation machine – you’re told what to do and where to go, what suit and tie to wear and which paperwork to fill out. The less initiative you exhibit and the less questions you ask – the more the conglomerate will welcome you. There will be monetary rewards, of course, so the motivation to climb the ladder is high. Wondering about the city, however, you notice something strange – some people are in a waay worse situation than others (why?), some are turning into unrecognizable beings (why?), there is a layer of grimy unhappiness underneath (how is it possible?), and there might be even… resistance? (What??). See what you did there? You asked questions, and that… let’s just say, that was a wrong way to go about things. Is there a right way, though? All this corporate goodness and love for The Money™ translates through dead-pan humor that, sometimes, doesn’t even try to be funny. A simple straight-forward response of “the poor” or a ridiculous task from the higher-up that hasn’t meant to be anything but, brings in political satire in full force. After all, what’s more hilarious than people that tell you they can’t afford something in the world full of money? Wait till you get to the nitty-gritty of production and how manufacturing REALLY works – it’ll be a barrel of laughs from there on. Just stay away from the factories. Being an adventure RPG, “Suits” is based on exploration of the environment and combat, which is plentiful, and the opponents are diverse. In continuation with satirical nature of the game, you’ll be fighting with what you’ve got – nice suit, stylish tie, and a sturdy briefcase (all can be updated to a luxury level as you progress). Your opponents will be fighting with what they’ve got as well – a loan shark (common hammerhead variety), for example, may pull a “hammer time” attack on you. What a corny guy! With big teeth. Some battles can be avoided (as you’ll be inundated with them on certain levels), but the progression grows slowly but steadily upward with final bosses requiring forethought and corporate stamina to fight off. Despite quite somber surroundings, all the fights will bring more of that dry humor and a knowing smirk ala “I see what you did there, developers”. Hand-drawn aesthetics deliver a feeling of “sameness” to the world, just as the script prescribed. Not to be confused with lazy artwork, as every simple stick figure, building, office and yard will come together in a complex picture that took a lot of work to pull off. Pencil strokes do wonders in showing the dreary environment overtaken by corruption and bureaucracy but work just as well with presenting a distinct array of opponents you’ll be facing. A great uniting medium between bleakness and humor, seriousness and irony. The music element is appropriately “strange-ish” for such a game. It can be described as slightly menacing electronic/techno tracks reminiscent of classic computer gaming. Sort of like if you’d pick your favorite gaming sound and put it into a pleasantly dark digital melody. It’s quite unusual but works well here, somehow giving off a vibe of despair, loneliness, and anger at the same time. There’s no voice-over, but it’s also fitting – in the corporate world you have no voice anyway, sucker. “Suits: A Business RPG” is certainly a unique experience. It speaks on the topic that you don’t meet often in computer gaming. It has a heavy dose of irony and political satire, very dry kind, along with combat/stat updating/exploration and hilarious bosses you will be stapling. Yes, stapling. Because your staple is awesome and a great weapon to boot. Fine, it’s just an “alright” weapon. You can do better. You SHOULD do better. Welcome to corporate world.

Jan. 2024

Wacky and wonderful pencil drawn adventure with interesting themes. A traditional rpg maker game where you'll be hogging down hundreds of sandwiches for health and buying better attire along with levelling up. Overall straightforward and a medium to short experience with a difficulty spike mid to late game. Also memes. And a critique of consumerism and capitalism.

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-51% 0.99€ 0.49€

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Developer

Technomancy Studios

Publisher

Technomancy Studios

Release 05 Jan 2016

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