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Day Repeat Day

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Day Repeat Day

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4.5
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User Reviews for Day Repeat Day

1
Skipping days

I was having fun until it would randomly skip days, people I didn’t know texting me and situations happening I had no clue about. Would be great if I could understand the story.

B-Starr 55, Dec 28, 2021
5
Layers of intelligent gameplay

At first this looks like a way to make match three have a bit more personality. Ok fun they made it your job. Then there is the chat box. You can choose to be the perfect employee and the dream spouse, a great friend and support your alcoholic brother or you can choose not to. 😈 The first time I played this I did my job, I was a nice person but a amazing as the game was, already 5 star worthy, I missed the best part. All those phone numbers. Smart, hilarious and a bit horrifying. Absolute perfection.

Clomara, Dec 17, 2021
1
Completely pointless and depressing

A ridiculously simple match 3 game with a very short and slowly drawn out “story” of texting back and forth to a slow responding jerk boss, a clueless ex-girlfriend and a demanding, emotionally unbalanced current girlfriend. Oh, and your alcoholic brother that keeps relapsing with veiled threats of suicide. Super fun. You know how you have that one relative that you’re obligated to speak to? They text too much, say nothing, and take way too long to type out responses? This is just like that except you gave the devs money for the frustrating and depressing experience. And the final message? That life is all work and in the end, completely pointless. Like I said, super fun.

Debitopia, Dec 15, 2021
5
Interesting game with a clever use of ludonarrative

A Match 3/life simulator combo (seriously) that addresses questions of life, agency, and what it means to be a person. The character relationships felt compelling, the Match 3 gameplay was entertaining (until [spoiler], but that just served to advance the story), and I didn’t see the ending twist coming. If you liked “Papers, Please” or “Catherine”, give this one a go.

Dittany, Sep 18, 2021
5
Great!

I had stop buying apps 3 years ago because it was becoming real boring after awhile, I took a chance,I’m glad I took the chance, I love it and, can’t stop playing it,it a good stressed relief game and I’m 58😂 great app Guys!

Drew137373, May 20, 2021
5
Shockingly thought-provoking match 3 game

When I first saw this game on the App Store I thought “oh boy, another match three”. But something about it caught my eye. It just seemed… different. I am so so glad I took that second glance! This is one of the most interesting and thought-provoking experiences I’ve had on the App Store since probably 2014. Let’s be honest, the App Store is incredibly stale. And when you talk about a genre like match three, well that just takes stale to a whole new level.But this is much much more than a matching game. It has to do with love, family, isolation, loneliness, disenchantment, joy, depression, relationships, and oddly enough, futurism. As you can see, the app’s creator bit off a lot to think about, and they handle it all in a beautiful and thought-provoking way giving the player agency to put a piece of themselves into the experience. I feel that there’s a strong undercurrent of philosophy underpinning the game. It’s hard to put my finger on it because I’m still in the process of playing it, but somehow it feels so important. A lot of the interactions you have with other people through text, and the various easter eggs you can find by making random phone calls, have a way of inviting you to reflect on your own life, and your place in the world.If all that seems heavy, don’t worry! It is offset beautifully by just a fun and satisfying match 3 game. It’s the perfect game to bite off in 20 minute chunks day after day. There’s also a strong air of mystery that makes you feel like you are unraveling a story as you play. I really can’t recommend this enough! I’m an avid gamer for 30 years now: coming from someone who has literally seen it all, this one is worth checking out.

Likeflint, May 13, 2021
5
A boring dystopia

A few thousand days in the life of a near-futuristic wage slave. The numbers you can call provide comic relief which is extremely necessary to break up the hellscape drudgery of the main character’s existence. Come for the match-3 gameplay, stay for the intense depression that follows. A very good game, but probably not recommend for the easily discouraged.

nommy-nom, Jun 26, 2022
5
Huge Fan!

I thought I wrote a review before, but I don’t see it. This is like the French art film of match-3 games. I enjoyed the chat feature as well as the puzzles, and I appreciated the lack of in-app purchases, but I loved the background music! Such a stress relief at the end of a long day at my real life Joki Joki. Thanks for making it, Kimmo!

pergirlz, May 27, 2022
5
An absolute gem

This is easily the most compelling writing I have seen in a game in 2021. Each choice feels weighty and difficult and the narrative never stops extolling the price for every choice you’ve made before. I’ve never played a match three game where I spend virtually every moment second-guessing everything I’ve done. The story will keep me up at night and I will return to this game for a second and third play through. This is time and money well spent.

Phoenix Cartwrights, Apr 19, 2021
5
Unassumingly Amazing

I just finished my first playthrough of this game and am pretty blown away. What at first appeared to be a simple match-three game and satire of working for a large, modern, corporation quickly turned into a much deeper, thought provoking experience. This is some of the best writing I've experience in a game this year. It isn't just an "art game", the puzzles themselves are fun, but you should definitely check this out of you are interested in the intersection of "games" and "art".

PigeonTooth, Oct 27, 2021

Description

Day Repeat Day is an interactive story and a match-3 game that takes you through the years in a life of an average person. You're hired to do a job. You try to manage your relationships.

But you're never really sure where it's all leading to. It's a story about living, the daily grind and what it all means in the end, topped with a sprinkle of satire and mysteries. After doing a lot of action games, I wanted to do something much more intimate and personal and Day Repeat Day is what came of it. Press: - It takes some serious ingenuity to subvert a genre as entrenched as the mobile match-3 game, but somehow developer Kimmo Factor, probably most well-known for the awesome hack ‘n slash game Barbearian, has done exactly that - Game of the Week / Touch Arcade - It turns out to be much, much more than this, than either genre, a whole, complicated and unique creation, that speaks truth about life, about work, about hierarchies and about mistakes. It’s stunning. - Kotaku

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