Living with My Part-Time Job Colleague

Editorial Meh

Living with My Part-Time Job Colleague is a slow-burn adult SLG centered on relationship-building with a cohabiting character through work minigames and intimate scenes. The burger-restaurant mechanic is genuinely engaging at first—fresh compared to genre peers—but wears thin quickly as the core loop repeats without meaningful automation or progression relief. Most reviewers agree the real problem is pacing: earning money feels like a slog, story content is minimal, and the path to adult scenes is gated behind an exhausting grind that kills momentum long before payoff. The few who pushed through report decent animations for intimate content, but most lost interest before reaching it. Solo-dev effort is evident and respected, but the game struggles to balance its minigame novelty against repetitive busywork and an unforgiving economy. On the technical side, recent reports confirm a graphics driver issue affecting some launches (solvable via command-line parameter), and a few isolated bugs (item duplication on save/load), but the build is otherwise stable and complete. Community consensus: worth trying if you tolerate slow progression and enjoy the burger minigame, but most players recommend grabbing a pre-made save to skip the tedious early grind.