Good Job!

Fixing an internet connection or returning stone boulders to their correct place in a zen garden will provide hours of fun in either single player mode, or by inviting friends to maximise the range of destruction in the chaotic multiplayer mode. The jaunty tunes accompanying each level blend well with every single aspect of a business fully explored, which many will relate to from their own work experience, only without the additional damages. Good Job is an excellent "job" for any game collection.

Good Job! Is a wonderful surprise that everyone should try out. Thanks to its hilarious physics, seemingly menial tasks have the potential to descend into utter carnage – whether intentional or not – and its grading system means there are plenty of opportunities to replay. Slight technical hiccups aside, its arrival comes at a time when we all could do with a bit of a laugh, and Good Job! is absolutely guaranteed to do just that.

The wacky corporate world of Good Job! is so much fun to play around within that I highly recommend it to any sandbox puzzler fan.

Good Job! is chaos, but the best type of chaos. We’ve had a great time with its crazy concept, both playing coop and solo, and we definitely recommend it to those looking for this type of game.

As is Good Job! it remains an interesting and well packaged product, but ultimately also a little "light". In short, net of a not very popular price, a side dish not bad to alternate perhaps with much more structured and demanding experiences.

As far as physics puzzling games go, Good Job! does a pretty good job of it. There's a few rough edges and occasional annoyances from the genre as a whole, but with a quirky set up and visual style, there's fun to be had climbing this particular corporate ladder.

It’s not one of my favorite indie puzzlers on the Switch right now but if you’re someone who wants a quick and silly physics-based game to play with a friend, it’s fine for that but I wouldn’t rush out to buy it.

The game makes a lot of fun. It's just really hilarious when you wreck everything and see how much the damage costs. You always get a problem to solve in any way you want to and this I find very creative and fun. It's no masterpiece and nothing really special, but a game that gave me so much joy deserves 10/10 in my opinion.

An interesting top down physics based puzzler. Increase productiveness by catapulting workers into meetings, gather slacking employees on conveyor belts and generally clean up the place whilst trying not to destroy everything in your path. Collect outfits, wreck the place, impress the boss. I rate this game a spilled liquid and wrecked framed artwork out of ten.

A interesting puzzle game that has you doing absurd tasked around an office building. Wish some of the gags hit a little harder. Its fine, but kind of needed another element to make a bit more engaging.

Looks cute, gets boring fast. Should have paid more attention to the gameplay, doesn't feel like a true Nintendo game.

Someone would be able to derive some fun from this little game, but the abysmal unresponsive controls, unpredictable physics which this game tries to use as a gimmick and confusing camera angles made my time with it borderline painful.