Good Job! Reviews

Good Job! is ranked in the 79th percentile of games scored on OpenCritic.
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7.5 / 10.0
Apr 6, 2020

Good Job is certainly not a bad game, despite occasionally clunky controls. Unfortunately, unless you're a completionist, there is little replay value outside of co-op. Considering the game is quite short anyway, its price point may become an issue for those intending to play by themselves.

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7 / 10.0
Jul 2, 2020

Good Job! it is undoubtedly a commendable attempt. The game can be a lot of fun if the player incorporates the employee who has absolutely nothing to lose and takes advantage that his salary is not at risk to de-stress and break everything he finds in front of him.

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Worth your time
Apr 8, 2020

Good Job! is a fun and well-crafted proposal with plenty of content for those looking for something light to spend their time happily. The weaknesses in handling and the small irregularities of the technical sector, are offset by the wide variety of missions and the enjoyable "catastrophic lust" that silences its design. If you like puzzles but where and where, you want to "break" them a bit, this game was made for you.

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5 / 10
Apr 1, 2020

Sometimes funny but overall mediocre, Good Job! doesn't stand out for its puzzles nor its wacky sense of humor.

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Loved
Mar 30, 2020

Charming, adorable and fun! Specially with an helping hand to resolve all the dinamic and unexpected puzzles it offers.

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9 / 10.0
Mar 31, 2020

If you’re a Nintendo Switch owner and you love silly and frantic fun, you NEED Good Job! in your life. Seriously, the simple and chaotic gameplay mechanics are just incredibly fun, whilst playing with a friend or simply trying to complete your tasks carefully in the game makes for a fiendishly addictive experience too. Nintendo’s indie collaborations have proven to be successful in the past and with Good Job! that trend continues – it’s just brilliant.

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