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· The first impression of Limbus Company brings back the nightmare of Lobotomy Corporation.
· Early in the game, elements of Lobotomy, such as employee management and the 'Enkephalin Box' design, are reminiscent.
· The employee value setting of 2,000 won seems to encourage wise choices.

· In the game, if an employee's mental power is weak, a 'Panic Type' is triggered.
· This is similar to the types that occur when one loses their mind in Lobotomy Corporation.
· Systems like the 'Memory Repository' or 'Retry' give players another chance to try after failing.

· Limbus Company feels like a game where you have to memorize a lot of information.
· The game's opening is smooth and refreshing, but the actual gameplay might be different from expectations.
· The character Malkuth is specifically mentioned as a favorite since the Lobotomy days.

· It appears that the department, rather than the manager, tries to resolve employee issues.
· Unlike a typical company, this might be an unprecedented situation for a manager.
· This is compared to how Angela or other employees handle problems.

· There's a mention related to the 'dialogue' processing of a G Team employee.
· This evokes a situation similar to erasing memories on the Warp Train.
· Questions are raised about implanting human-like AI in the city.

· The term AI is interpreted in connection with Lobotomy's Sephirah.
· The Sephirah are depicted not just as beings on monitors, but as entities with bodies that move.
· The manager's energy level increase of 13% is evaluated as a positive achievement.

· The logic that the company progresses despite an increasing mortality rate is presented.
· This shows the brutal reality where employee sacrifices contribute to the company's growth.
· The concept of a 'Fair Party' can be interpreted as a ceremony to commemorate these sacrifices.

· A unique scene is depicted where champagne is popped for a deceased employee.
· This is a culture that commemorates sacrifice with pride rather than sadness.
· An explanation of how to drink the champagne is also added.

· As departments increase, there's a feeling of insufficient personnel.
· A question arises whether employees can only collect items corresponding to their department.
· Employee demands such as fixed working hours, regular breaks, and guaranteed paid leave are mentioned.

· A debate occurs regarding the employee involved in 'dialogue' processing.
· Some argue that dangerous employees should be sent to the front lines.
· The unique fashion of employees, particularly wearing turtlenecks under shirts and ties, is described.

· If you don't develop employees properly in the early stages, it can be difficult to clear the late game.
· This is similar to how failing to build a proper deck on the first floor of Slay the Spire makes it hard to clear the third floor.
· It's predicted that up to floor 9 is interesting, but beyond that might be frustrating.

· The game can be enjoyed more if it doesn't give too much information.
· Enjoying the roguelike elements is key to increasing the game's fun.
· Compared to "Red Death," Limbus Company is a game that makes players actively challenge themselves once they get used to it.

· Reading the lore book, like the "Abnormality Compendium," doesn't directly help improve gameplay skills.
· The lore book only provides information and doesn't offer deep insights into gameplay.
· It's emphasized that reading the lore book doesn't improve your game skills.

· An abnormal work situation is depicted where the date doesn't advance after 24 hours pass, and employees can't sleep for over 65 hours.
· This shows the company's dangerous situation and the excessive labor of employees.
· It appears to be forced overtime under the guise of 'flexible work hours.'

· The goal is to create a company that employees want to work for and employees who want to work.
· Becoming a Grade 5 employee is a significant achievement, and the message is conveyed that employees must become even greater.
· The week concludes with a pledge that past tragedies will not be repeated.

· Limbus Company is a game that can give you a headache due to the amount of information you need to memorize.
· To overcome the game's difficulty, you need to memorize a lot of information slowly and with sufficient sleep.
· The game is designed so that players memorize while sleeping.