Teller’s Duty is a simulation game where players take on the role of a bank teller in a dystopian world. They must process transactions, verify documents, and detect fraud while navigating complex moral dilemmas that shape the story. Featuring a vintage paper-inspired aesthetic and a choice-driven narrative, the game challenges players to balance their duties with ethical decisions that impact their future
Teller's Duty is fine. The art is really wonderful, and the actual game of checking for valid transactions is fun and not terribly difficult. Having a cast of regular customers is an interesting twist on the papers please format, that does lead to some story lines over the course of the game.
The issues though... There's quite a few glitches and localization...
Story is very interesting and gameplay is very fun.
the game is supposed to be Steam Deck verified and have full xbox controller support. But when I try to open the game on my windows-based console the controlls are just non-responsive. It is literally impossible to do ANYTHING. I tried to first start the game with keyboard and mouse and than switch to just controller but it didn't change anything. So...
I absolutely love this game. Art style really grew on me even though I was hesitant about it at first. Definitely similar to Papers Please, but with less documentation to check. It feels more cashier/banking focused (obviously, because you’re a teller).
My rating is probably a 7/10 mainly because the game is incredibly buggy for me. I’m playing on controller...
Pros:
I really like the game's art style. It immediately made me want to play it when I first saw it. The graphics clearly received a lot of attention, and the cartoon-like style is very appealing while also giving the game its own visual identity. I also enjoy document-checking games like this, which is why I decided to buy it, play it, and write this...
