No, really
Why?
Why would anyone build a game about a company being terrible on purpose,
give it away, and put no advertising in it at all? Fair question. Here is the honest answer.
OVERBOOKED was made by Tratok. We are not a games studio. We are a hospitality
ecosystem that connects travellers directly with hotels, restaurants, tours and experiences
— and the things this game rewards you for doing are the things we work on.
We could have just written the list. Fees that turn up at the last click. Fifteen to thirty
percent off every room, every night, forever. Reviews nobody can check. Refunds that arrive
whenever. A guest relationship that somehow never belongs to the people who made the bed.
You have seen a version of that list before and you do not remember a word of it, which is
fair, because a list has never once made anyone feel anything.
So we built the other thing. A game where you cause all of it on purpose, get promoted for
it, and are told by a boardroom that you are doing wonderfully. It is free, there is no signup,
and it does not mention us once while you are playing.
The same list, the other way up:
- Hidden fees → every fee shown upfront, blockchain-auditable.
- Commissions of 15–30% → eliminated.
- Reviews you cannot verify → every review linked to a verified blockchain transaction.
- Money held back → smart contracts automate the policies. No frozen funds.
- No way to reach anyone → friends, messaging and social profiles, built in.
Lucifare is fictional. Skimr is fictional. Villamar, Luxenstein, Randall,
Rosa, Commissioner Brandt and the hamster are fictional, and Legal would like that noted twice.
Play the game first — it is the better argument, and it is a much better time.
Afterwards, what we actually built is at
tratok.net.
We would much rather you laughed first.
