Quality Dreams, Reasonably Priced
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About Quality Dreams, Reasonably Priced
Quality Dreams, Reasonably Priced drops you into a cyberpunk clinic where you play a body mod consultant. Talk to clients with weird requests, recommend tweaks, and push upgrades to max profit. Your decisions shape their futures and your finances. The catch? You’re racing to afford meds for your sick rabbit. Zorkie Studios made it for PC, Linux, and Mac in 2025. It’s a visual novel-meets-simulator with branching dialogue and resource management. Think ethical dilemmas wrapped in a neon-soaked story about capitalism, body image, and bunnies.
Gameplay
Each session starts with a client consultation. You read their profile, listen to their goals, then pick dialogue options to guide the conversation. Choices affect their trust, your revenue, and rabbit savings. After talks, you manage inventory, adjust prices, and track your rabbit’s health bar. The simulator side involves balancing cash flow, overcharge too much and clients leave angry; undersell and starve. Rabbit’s condition worsens over time, forcing tough tradeoffs. Gameplay feels text-heavy but snappy, with quick decisions and permadeath stakes for your pet. No combat, just constant moral weighing.
What Players Think
PlayPile players rate it 4.4/5, with 87% finishing the main story. Average playtime is 12 hours, though 30% replay for different rabbit outcomes. Community moods: 65% love the ethical tension, 25% gripe about repetitive client dialogue. Critics at Destructure gave it 84/100, calling it “a cleverly frugal simulation of modern greed.” Completionists note 38 achievements, 12 requiring perfect rabbit care. Some players (18%) say the rabbit subplot “feels shoehorned,” but 72% agree it adds heart. Most play it in one 3-hour sitting.
PlayPile's Take
This is for fans of moral choice stories and light simulators. At $25, it’s a quick, thought-provoking buy. The rabbit mechanic is its standout twist, though some may find it gimmicky. With 38 achievements and a 12-hour runtime, it’s a solid mid-length pick. Skip if you want deep RPG systems, this is all about dialogue trees and tough decisions. If you’ve enjoyed games like Stellaris or Oxenfree, give it a shot. Your bunny’s life depends on it.
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