It’s Always Monday is a single-player first-person exploration game built around modern existentialism. Its story begins when Bob wakes from a dream and starts to realize that his life has been a lie. Rather than framing the premise as a conventional action quest, the game invites players to look at the world through Bob’s perspective and search for meaning as they explore.
The design emphasizes atmosphere and interpretation: the story is conveyed through the game’s mood, characters, and visual storytelling. Exploration is the concrete activity described, while the questions it raises about life and its apparent paradoxes give that activity its purpose. The premise leaves the meaning to emerge as Bob’s journey unfolds, making attention to the surroundings and the way the world is presented central to the experience.
The store listing identifies it as an adventure, indie, and simulation title, but its defining pitch is the combination of first-person exploration and existential themes. Players are invited to help Bob seek his true meaning, with the game’s storytelling carried by its presentation rather than a stated multiplayer mode.
