Promising concept! Looking forward for when it will be complete

There is potential here, the game is clearly in the very early stages as it ends just as it really starts, but I like the foundation.

As someone else said the daily repetitiveness/grind you usually find in these kinds of games isn't that bad here.

Looking forward to seeing more.

Best looking game I've seen in an age

This game has a lot of potential:

The good:

- The interface is simple to understand 

- Repetitive actions are not as tedious as other "every day life" games

- The characters (at least so far) feel like real people instead of crude stereotypes

- Author has clearly made this with passion and attention to detail

The average:

- This is clearly an early demo, not a lot of content yet

- The art style is decent better than some games, not as great as others, but definitely better than generic

The "could be improved":

- As many "every day life" games there is a lot of repetition involved

- As an early demo there is not yet much to do to spice things up between the every day actions (will likely improve as more content is added)

I'm still early into this game but I wanted to make a note for the dev on this.  By forcing this game to launch in full screen and disabling the settings you have made your game unplayable to those with ultrawide monitors as the top and bottom get chopped off hiding the next button.

I was able to get around this by launching with command line arguments to force an override of the resolution but not everyone would be able to figure that out and their experience with the game would be a game that appears to just lock up and do nothing on the very first bit of exposition at the start.

I would recommend either reenabling the settings dialog that is default with unity games, not launch full screen or to redo your graphics to be compatible with more display ratios.