Fair

About

You’re the town’s go-to judge for Hillview’s annual Elementary School Science Fair. As a self-proclaimed expert in sci-fi, you’ll wade through bizarre kid-made experiments like “teleportation” using duct tape and a pet goldfish. The game unfolds as a point-and-click comedy where every interaction is a mix of absurdity and dry critique. You’ll rate projects based on logic, creativity, and whether they accidentally summon something terrible. The tone is sharp and irreverent, with dialogue that leans into the chaos of childhood ambition. Fair stands out for its deadpan humor and tightly written scenarios. It’s a short but punchy experience that clocks in under two hours, with a 7.5/10 on Metacritic from critics who appreciated its niche charm. Available on PC, Mac, Linux, and browsers since 2016, it’s a low-effort romp for folks who enjoy darkly funny indie games. The lack of polish in some animations doesn’t hurt, its charm feels handcrafted.