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Deadline: Afterlife Processing lets you take morality into your own hands and judge who deserves eternal salvation or damnation
I've always thought that I'm a particularly good judge of character, so I was happy to put my theory to the test with Deadline: Afterlife Processing's new demo where you play as some corporate angel judging whether the souls of the…
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Deadline: Afterlife Processing offers a new demo in which players assume the role of a corporate angel tasked with judging the souls of the recently deceased, deciding whether each individual ascends or descends. The experience begins with a bureaucratic paperwork sequence that mirrors typical corporate onboarding, emphasizing the procedural nature of the role. Players are warned that the job offers no time off, underscoring the relentless workload of the afterlife processing position.
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