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Thank You For Your Application is a narrative-driven interview simulation game where you play as a fresh graduate who has the rare chance to join the largest company in Aeropolis as an interviewer. You'll screen resumes and issue thank letters for various reasons. This is a fiercely competitive job market — not only are workers from other regions constantly pouring in, but countless robots are also taking up positions.

The core gameplay loop centers on document verification and decision-making. You review candidates' resumes and documents based on the company's daily hiring requirements, and decide whether to hire or reject them, checking their internship certificates, graduation details, and emotion evaluation reports. Your choices shape multiple story branches as you uncover company secrets and decide between capital or workers. Multiple story branches and endings mean your choices shape the story's direction.

Beyond the interview desk, the game incorporates life management mechanics that ground the experience in corporate reality. Balance corporate life after hours by paying bills, shopping online, managing stress, and staying mentally stable. A wide range of online shopping after work lets you deck out your digs, but everything you earn in Aeropolis, you must spend in Aeropolis. Life management as a corporate drone involves paying bills, browsing forums, and keeping your mind stable, with the requirement to pay rent on time to avoid becoming an illegal resident.

What distinguishes this title is its satirical examination of recruitment culture and corporate systems. Thank You For Your Application is a politically-driven document checking game that uses the mundane act of resume screening as a lens to explore broader themes of labor, automation, and institutional power. After interviewing candidates for various positions, you will gradually uncover the truth about the company… and the city itself. The game targets players interested in narrative-driven indie experiences, political commentary, and those seeking meaningful engagement with systemic critique through interactive storytelling.