How long have these goggles been pressing into my flesh?
What began as a small game jam between William Pugh (The Stanley Parable), Dominik Johann (Minit), and Justin Roiland (Rick and Morty) is now—two years later—an aberration of warped technology, weird worlds, and strange, disturbing creatures. Since its debut in 2016 (10/10 on Steam), Accounting has tripled in size, mutating into an intricate labyrinth of forbidden virtual realities. There are countless more secrets to discover if you have the stomach to brave the dangers of new characters, brought to life by an ever expanding cast of comedic legends (Rich Fulcher, Reggie Watts and Justin Roiland, to name a few).
Accounting is a noble profession. During your tenure with Smith & Smitherson, you will bare witness to the afterbirth of this new facet of human experience. However, it is not without its dangers. Here are some of the warnings you need to be aware of before beginning your adventure into Accounting+.
DANGERS
If you die in VR, you die in real life.
Do not play after midnight.
Do not look directly into the eyes of any characters.
Achievements linked to unforgivable acts of human corruption.
A soundtrack that is way better than a VR game soundtrack should have any right to be.
Subtitles and translations for 9 languages… Oh, wow, that’s internationally dangerous.
The vacuum of space. Dangerous. Yeah, that’s dangerous.
Sitting and Standing Mode are BOTH available (and dangerous)!
And, unfortunately: The Cops.
(also playable on Oculus Rift)
