Office Life: Work Texting Game
Day one at a forty-person startup. Twelve weeks to the probation review.
-tag:lgbt -tag:lgbtqia -tag:lgbtq -genre:visual-novelDay one at a forty-person startup. Twelve weeks to the probation review.
A turn-based office roguelite. Five days, five promotions, and a lot of people who remember what you did.
An arcade kung fu beat 'em up. The Noodle Ninjas took Grandma's ramen recipe, her cat and a pork bun.
Somebody sits down, says one thing, hides another. You decide what it means.
Rich thing, poor thing, or both? One new deck a day.
One flat, five people, twelve months. Every reply counts.
Six machines, one van, one day. Restock the vending machine round, set a price.
Grow chilies, bottle hot sauce, sell it to a town that can't get enough. The all-ages version of WeedSpot.
An ice cream shop on the beat. One rush, one queue, one ridiculous tower.
Buy the worst flats in town. Fix what you feel like. Hope nobody notices.
A totally 90s skater life-sim. Skate sick lines, learn 50 tricks, and collect all 10 wrestling figures before Chad does.
One bag, a meter that only goes up, and a door you can take at any time.
One parcel, one mountain. Ski through the right gates and get the delivery to the cabin in one piece.
Crime scene cleaner, one room a night. Make it boring before six in the morning.
Borrow $5,000 from a loan shark. Build a shadow trading empire before the SEC finds you.
Flick, curve and smash the ball past the keeper. No ads, nothing to buy.
One sloop and a chart. Buy cheap, sell dear, then set the routes and let them sail.
Six feeds, one building, one night. Name what changed, or log all clear.
They named you before you said a word. A turn-based RPG you can finish.
Build a hacker syndicate. Breach. Outrun the trace. Own the darknet.
Stay in School. Loop through Time.
A cheese-cave incremental where time is the ingredient: age every wheel to its peak, then decide when to sell.
A Game Boy roguelike sequel. Kill a generated monster, graft one of its parts onto yourself, and wear its rule.