For those with a Crunchyroll subscription, you'll be happy to hear that the Game Vault is expanding with another game: Yuppie Psycho, a comical puzzle game about the horrors of corporate work.
While it originally released in 2019, Yuppie Psycho is now officially added to Crunchyroll's Game Vault, a collection of games that those with Premium Memberships can access.
Yuppie Psycho follows Brian Pasternak on his first working day at the Sintracorp company. However, what this ''young urban professional'' didn't expect is that his first task on the job would require him to hunt down a witch. Not your regular 9-to-5. Here are other fun things about the game if you're still unsure whether to play it:
- Entertaining pixel graphics, especially when it gets really nightmarish
- Many NPC coworkers with skeletons in their closets that you'll want to uncover.
- Puzzles and mysteries that you need to solve without getting caught by the Witch.
- Multiple Endings influenced by your decisions throughout the game.
How Do I Play Crunchyroll Games?
To play Crunchyroll games, you need to have access to the Crunchyroll Games Vault. There are a couple of free games you can check out, but most are locked behind a paywall. You can acquire access through several different subscription tiers:
- Mega Fan
- Ultimate
- Annual Mega Fan
Frequently Aksed Questions
Currently, all Crunchyroll games can be used on Android and IoS devices.
You can install the games through the Crunchyroll app. Select the game you want to download and scan the QR with your phone to download it from the correct store.
Crunchyroll will be adding more games to its Games Vault, as proven by the recently added Yuppie Psycho.
If you're interested in other office themed games but with a twist, then you should definitely check out how to get all endings in Stanley's Parable here on Pro Game Guides.
Hristina is the Assigning Editor for Pro Game Guides. She has a Master's degree in English Language, Literature and Culture from the University of Belgrade. She's used her love of English to write blogs, anime quizzes, books as well as work as a Content Editor before starting at PGG as a Staff Writer. She lives for the horror genre and you'll often find her playing Dead by Daylight, Lethal Company, and Phasmophobia. Hristina's comfort games are Outlast, Last of Us, and Until Dawn, which she has played or watched other people play more than 10 times each.