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[STEAM] This "cozy" board game about sick leave might be the strangest tabletop title I've seen all year

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Use Up All Your Sick Days really takes the cake for bizarre board game concepts. The two games contained within its deck of cards are about taking sick leave from your job to prevent exhaustion. Sick days are often a point of tension between employer and employee, a conflict between productivity and profit and the unpredictable health of human beings. When I think of them, the phrase 'the horrors of capitalism' springs to mind. Why, then, would a light party game with adorable animals be a fitting theme?

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