A.D.D. (Anomaly Detection Department)
SteamOne More Spoon · Jungle Game Lab
What this game has, and who said so
- In-game purchasesEstimated
Estimated: the game is listed free-to-play, so it earns its money somewhere. Not a disclosure of how.
Not shown
Nothing in the store listing named these, and nobody has checked by hand. Sifter has not been shown them — which is not the same as showing they are absent.
How the facts are weighted
Estimated- Microtransactions+2
In-game purchases sells cosmetic items only — no gameplay advantage.
Points reflect severity, not just presence — cosmetic-only purchases score far lower than pay-for-power. The weights, and the regulator actions and studies behind each one, are published on the provenance page.
This game was scored from its Steam store listing, so its mechanics are an estimate.
Design Risk
1 of 11 tracked monetisation mechanic disclosedfrom 1 flagged mechanic
Joy Index
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What this adds up to
Light
1 established mechanic, each with a named source.
If you play
- Set a monthly cosmetics budget
- Ignore FOMO event pressure
- Focus on what you genuinely enjoy
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A.D.D. (Anomaly Detection Department): your questions, answered
Estimated from store data- Is A.D.D. (Anomaly Detection Department) pay to win?
- No. A.D.D. (Anomaly Detection Department)'s real-money purchases don't sell gameplay power — Sifter found no pay-to-win mechanics.
- Does A.D.D. (Anomaly Detection Department) have loot boxes or gacha?
- No. Sifter found no loot boxes or gacha in A.D.D. (Anomaly Detection Department) — no paid randomised rewards.
- Does A.D.D. (Anomaly Detection Department) have microtransactions?
- Yes. A.D.D. (Anomaly Detection Department) has in-game purchases (an in-game store). They buy cosmetic items only — no gameplay advantage.
- How aggressively is A.D.D. (Anomaly Detection Department) monetised?
- A.D.D. (Anomaly Detection Department): 1 of 11 tracked monetisation mechanic disclosed. 1 mechanic was flagged. Every mechanic listed carries a named source.
- Does A.D.D. (Anomaly Detection Department) respect your time?
- None of the 5 tracked time-pressure mechanics are disclosed for A.D.D. (Anomaly Detection Department) — no energy system, daily-login streaks, or limited-time events.
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Time Respect
EstimatedNone of the tracked time-pressure mechanics were disclosed for this game.
Ownership
This game is yours to keep
- Plays offline — no server dependency, so it can't be switched off remotely.
- Installing the Steam release takes a Steam account. Steam doesn't publish whether this title is otherwise DRM-free, so we can't confirm it runs standalone.
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