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Is Teller's Duty worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want a bank-teller simulation focused on transactions and document checks
- Fans of dystopian stories who want ethical dilemmas to shape relationships and employment
- Players who enjoy balancing workplace duties with family expenses and daily needs
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a broad setting beyond the bank, its customers, and related personal responsibilities
- Players who prefer a fixed routine rather than changing regulations and repeated ethical decisions
- Players looking for a transaction simulator without personal survival tasks or moral conflicts
Our take on Teller's Duty
The focus on teller duties and personal survival limits the range of activities outside the bank. The game trades a broader setting for repeated decisions about regulations, customers, family expenses, and employment.
What is Teller's Duty?
Teller's Duty is set in 1980, where a clerk works at Kertasia Bank under rules imposed by a dysfunctional government.
Daily tasks include processing payments, checking documents, detecting forged papers, and responding to difficult customers. The game features over 100 encounters with customers whose requests and ethical conflicts vary. Decisions shape personal relationships, employment prospects, and the bank's future. Away from work, the clerk must manage savings and meals, pay a mother's medical expenses, and care for a cat. The story combines workplace demands with personal survival in a dystopian setting styled after historical government paperwork.
How Teller's Duty plays
- 01Customer Encounters
- More than 100 customers bring varied demands, ethical dilemmas, and satirical bureaucracy.
- 02Document Verification
- The teller processes transactions, checks documents, and searches for forged papers.
- 03Moral Decisions
- Choices can change relationships, job security, and the future of Kertasia.
- 04Personal Survival
- Savings, meals, medical bills, and care for a cat add responsibilities outside the bank.
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Teller's Duty: platforms & release
Is Teller's Duty worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want a bank-teller simulation focused on transactions and document checks. Skip it if: players seeking a broad setting beyond the bank, its customers, and related personal responsibilities.
Where can I download Teller's Duty?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Teller's Duty's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Teller's Duty on?
Windows and macOS.
