No Time to Relax

I bought it for that reason actually; to play it coop locally, and it worked pretty nice.

Developed by Porcelain Fortress, this indie title takes a lighthearted but engaging approach to personal progression, putting up to four players in a relentless competition to build the “best life” through education, work, health, and entertainment—all while fending off the chaos of random events and tight time constraints.

While the core mechanics are easy to grasp, the depth emerges through player interaction—especially in multiplayer.

The art style is super neat, and the game runs very smoothly.

Like solitaire almost somehow in the replay ability. x amount of time typically to finish the different difficulty levels is a fun easy to chose structure.

Though it might look cartoonish and casual at first glance, beneath its clean interface and upbeat soundtrack lies a sharp and sometimes cutthroat game of resource management and social survival.