You would never expect the turn of events in a single interview.

It is not really engaging, unlike the other games. There's nothing much to do with it. It's all about having a job interview. I just answered interview questions and with me, there is a professor that can stop time, which allows me to think before tapping my choice of answer. There are still a few lessons that can be learned in this game because some of the interview questions are actually asked in real life by other interviewers. I just don't really find it enjoyable.

In this game, you can experience how to be interviewed. It's an animated interview I think. All you need is to type your answers to the questions you are asked. I can't say that I enjoy this game because I think this kind of game is not for me. But maybe others will like it and this game will help them.

Passage: Chapters 1+2 is a job interview simulation game with lots of interesting text dialogues and a good story plot. I actually enjoyed playing this visual novel adventure game as it is a bit relatable to the real life situation. In this game its shown that the main character is quite anxious and nervous about the job interviews and gets nightmares about the incoming interview. To guide him through the interview, he has imagined an imaginary character called Toth to assist him with complicated interview questions and select best answer choices. The game seems to have multiple endings depending upon the answers you pick. Its good to see that  this game can be played in both portrait mode and landscape mode but in portrait mode, the visual content is a bit distorted and a bit hard to read.