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Skyworker

Review

This life simulation challenges you to find an apprenticeship in a 22nd-century sky city, earning money through mini-games and exploring urban locations.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1994
Perspective
1st-person
Size
2.07 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Skyworker

Skyworker is a life simulation game set on a futuristic aerial platform where the player must secure an apprenticeship. The player explores various city locations using a teleporter, interacting with characters and managing resources. Temporary employment is available through mini games to provide income during the search.

The core objective involves a multi stage application process beginning with potential career counseling. After preparing a resume, the player contacts companies for interviews and must subsequently pass an aptitude test. This test is challenging, covering numerous questions on general knowledge and reasoning.

Developed by a German government ministry, the game simulates vocational training search procedures. The setting is a sky based city where new residents are given a three month deadline to find a position or face return to the surface. Successfully obtaining the apprenticeship does not immediately conclude the experience.

Skyworker Screenshots

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A game by the government...
Title screen
Information about applying for apprenticeships.
The game's story is told.
Your apartment with a bed, a computer, a cabinet, a toilet and of course a teleporter.
Withing three months you have to find an apprenticeship.
Your computer offers current news, advertisements for locations in the city and most important job ads.
Description of one of the temporary jobs.
An other job. You have to arrange the figures.
But these kind of jobs are dangerous. You wake up in the hospital and lose two days.