Afterlife Airlines

About

Afterlife Airlines is a lighthearted adventure where you follow Jules through a chaotic airport caught between two worlds. Your main goal is track down his missing cat Parsnip while dealing with bureaucratic ghosts, malfunctioning elevators, and paperwork that defies logic. The gameplay mixes click-to-explore navigation with inventory puzzles, often requiring you to repurpose odd items like a sentient stapler or a bag of sentient confetti. Dialogue is snappy and absurd, with characters that range from annoyed soul collectors to a receptionist who’s clearly had enough of the afterlife. The game’s charm comes from its deadpan humor and quirky worldbuilding. Players appreciate the minimalist art style and how it uses the airport setting to blend mundane tasks with surreal twists. Community reviews on Steam average 4.7/5, with many praising the creative puzzles and the way it turns a simple cat search into a cosmic farce. Developer Charlie Boyfriend packs in enough niche references and hidden gags to keep the experience feel fresh, even as you shuffle between terminals that look less like the afterlife and more like a particularly dreary corporate office.